View source: R/iterativeAssemble.R
iterativeAssemble | R Documentation |
Function for removing adaptor sequences from raw Illumina sequence data using the program fastp
iterativeAssemble(
input.reads = NULL,
reference = NULL,
output.name = NULL,
mapper = "bbmap",
min.iterations = 5,
max.iterations = 20,
min.length = 16000,
max.length = 30000,
min.ref.id = 0.75,
memory = 1,
threads = 1,
spades.path = "spades.py",
bbmap.path = "bbmap.sh",
cap3.path = "cap3",
resume = TRUE,
overwrite = FALSE,
quiet = TRUE
)
input.reads |
path to a folder of raw reads in fastq format. |
reference |
a csv file with a "File" and "Sample" columns, where "File" is the file name and "Sample" is the desired renamed file |
output.name |
the new directory to save the adaptor trimmed sequences |
mapper |
"Sample" to run on a single sample or "Directory" to run on a directory of samples |
min.iterations |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
max.iterations |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
min.length |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
max.length |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
min.ref.id |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
threads |
number of computation processing threads |
spades.path |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
bbmap.path |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
cap3.path |
system path to fastp in case it can't be found |
resume |
TRUE to skip samples already completed |
overwrite |
TRUE to overwrite a folder of samples with output.dir |
quiet |
TRUE to supress screen output |
mem |
amount of system memory to use |
a new directory of adaptor trimmed reads and a summary of the trimming in logs/
your.tree = ape::read.tree(file = "file-path-to-tree.tre")
astral.data = astralPlane(astral.tree = your.tree,
outgroups = c("species_one", "species_two"),
tip.length = 1)
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