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While the colours for the legends for Genomic Features match those shown in genome plots, those for the COGs do not. E.g. #909090 used for COG category S on plot, but #999999 used in legend; #626262 used for COG category R on plot, but #696969 in legend. I only noticed this when I tried searching for same colours across the genovi outputs in Illustrator. Not a huge issue as you have made it possible to run genovi with specific COG outputs, but means that if I and others want to highlight specific aspects of complex plots there's no way we can match/find COG categories in the images.
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Also, the following may be helpful for others if they come across a run error related to the following.
"Could not load library libcudnn_cnn_infer.so.8. Error: libcuda.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/wsl/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH and run again. Fixed the problem for me (I did initial installation using conda instructions on your github page).
While the colours for the legends for Genomic Features match those shown in genome plots, those for the COGs do not. E.g. #909090 used for COG category S on plot, but #999999 used in legend; #626262 used for COG category R on plot, but #696969 in legend. I only noticed this when I tried searching for same colours across the genovi outputs in Illustrator. Not a huge issue as you have made it possible to run genovi with specific COG outputs, but means that if I and others want to highlight specific aspects of complex plots there's no way we can match/find COG categories in the images.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: