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Hello! Hope you are doing well. I would like to try out manysketch for different protein moltypes. I see that the new gather, search, index and checkcommands all have the option to provide a moltype, but manysketch does not have that option.
For example, if I try putting hp into the --param-string argument, I get the below error:
(sourmash-branchwater)
Sun 19 May - 12:28 ~/botryllus-data/data/uniprot/2024-05-19
@olgabot sourmash scripts manysketch --debug --singleton --param-string hp,scaled=1,k=24,abund -c 8 --output 2024-05-19__uniprot_sprot.hp.k24.sig.zip manysketch.csv
== This is sourmash version 4.8.8. ==
== Please cite Brown and Irber (2016), doi:10.21105/joss.00027. ==
=> sourmash_plugin_branchwater 0.9.3; cite Irber et al., doi: 10.1101/2022.11.02.514947
params: ['hp,scaled=1,k=24,abund']
sketching all files in 'manysketch.csv' using 8 threads
Loaded 6 rows in total (0 genome and 6 protein files)
Error parsing params string: unknown component 'hp' in params string
Error: Failed to parse params string
Is there a way to make dayhoff and hp sketches with manysketch? Thank you so much!
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The underlying ability must be there in the Rust code, so it's hopefully just a matter of connecting the dots. But that probably won't be me, at least not this week or next.
Hello! Hope you are doing well. I would like to try out
manysketch
for different protein moltypes. I see that the newgather
,search
,index
andcheck
commands all have the option to provide a moltype, butmanysketch
does not have that option.For example, if I try putting
hp
into the--param-string
argument, I get the below error:Is there a way to make
dayhoff
andhp
sketches withmanysketch
? Thank you so much!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: