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Hello,
I'm trying to generate a diploid human reference genome following the standard workflow. Both g2gtools vcf2vci and g2gtools patch appear to run ok (~5M SNPs patched), but when I run
Error Type: <type 'exceptions.AssertionError'>
Error Value: start must be less than end
<traceback object at 0x1544d2a279b0>
/rds/general/user/akilpat1/home/anaconda3/envs/g2gtools_ml/lib/python2.7/site-packages/g2gtools-0.2.9-py2.7.egg/g2gtools/vci.py:299
lib/bx/intervals/intersection.pyx:292
#4 suggests something to do with chain files but as I understand this is for an older version of g2gtools?
As suggested in #19, I've refreshed the index files for both the patched.fa and vci files, but the result is the same. The chromosomes in both the patched.fa and VCI seem to be well-formed (1_L,1_R, etc), yet within the debug file there are lines such as:
[g2gtools debug] Chromosome 1_L not found in mapping tree
[g2gtools debug] Available chromsomes are: []
[g2gtools] This region was deleted
[g2gtools] TODO: dump the fasta sequence here
Any advice appreciated. Thanks!
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Hello,
I'm trying to generate a diploid human reference genome following the standard workflow. Both
g2gtools vcf2vci
andg2gtools patch
appear to run ok (~5M SNPs patched), but when I runI'm running into an exception:
#4 suggests something to do with chain files but as I understand this is for an older version of g2gtools?
As suggested in #19, I've refreshed the index files for both the patched.fa and vci files, but the result is the same. The chromosomes in both the patched.fa and VCI seem to be well-formed (1_L,1_R, etc), yet within the debug file there are lines such as:
Any advice appreciated. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: