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Hi there. I am trying to use exhaustive but encountered some issues. I have a micro.fna file and a human.fna file. I am trying to remove human contamination from the microbial sequences. I ran the following command: python3 exhaustive.py submit -l demo -d human.fna -b human_bt2 -f micro_file.txt
However, the output demo.contaminated.fna contains sequences from human.fna. This seems inconsistent with my expectations. Did I make a mistake with the code?
Additionally, can the .txt contain multiple directory paths? If so, what is the operational logic for this?
Thank you for your assistance!
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Hi there. I am trying to use exhaustive but encountered some issues. I have a micro.fna file and a human.fna file. I am trying to remove human contamination from the microbial sequences. I ran the following command:
python3 exhaustive.py submit -l demo -d human.fna -b human_bt2 -f micro_file.txt
However, the output demo.contaminated.fna contains sequences from human.fna. This seems inconsistent with my expectations. Did I make a mistake with the code?
Additionally, can the .txt contain multiple directory paths? If so, what is the operational logic for this?
Thank you for your assistance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: