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hmmsearch was not run successfully #19
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I also met this issue, and I didn't find the problem sequence like you did. Do you know how to fix it? Thanks a lot. |
How do you find the problem sequence? |
Actually it's not an efficient way. I separate the original file into small parts with Seqkit software, and ran kofamscan one by one. Nextly, I opened the problemed file and look through it. Maybe I am lucky enough that, I found that sequence above immediately I saw it, as it looks so unusual and different. |
Can you show one of your normal sequence? Thanks a lot. |
some are like this :
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Thanks a lot. I will try to find the problem sequences to see if can work normally. |
Hi, I found the problem sequences using the method of you. It seems the problem sequence is too long that the kofamscan cannot handle on it. But I don't know why. The problem sequence below is Protein TolB according COs. So it is not a sequence that cannot be annotated. MMKRSWIAAWLCLVLLLLQIIFAWPLFASEQKIVYPRQEASGKYDLWMMNPDGSGQQRLT |
Glad to know. Hope an official solution will come up~ |
I'm also having this same error (on 3 of ~70 files). It also doesn't seem to be a size issue for me because my largest gene calls run just fine on their own (and aren't as large as Caelyn996's), but going through each, I realized that it may be similar to hahafengxiang's problem of a weird motif (see below) though not sure why this would cause it to fail... Any other input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! (also, happy to provide any extra information/files on my runs that would be useful)
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Hey folks, I hit this too. (First, thank you to the developers and maintainers of kofamscan :)) In wondering why this came up only recently with KoFamScan (with no recent changes), I wondered if it was related to a change in HMMER3 possibly (which did update in September as far as what conda would install, and more recently HMMER as a whole if installing from github. In using the example problem sequences you all kindly provided above (keeping me from needing to hunt mine down :)), I was able to track it down to specifically the HMM for K14297. This fails with a seg fault on HMMER version 3.3.1, which is the latest conda install of HMMER, but it doesn't fail when run on HMMER version 3.3.0. Here is a reproducible example using conda environments if interested:
After putting this example together to provide as an issue to HMMER's github, I realized it seems the great folks at HMMER already caught this, as it is noted as a bug fix in v3.3.2's release notes. It's just not updated on conda yet, so if wanting to use conda, installing |
I was just coming to see if anyone else had run into this problem! I just updated the conda build of my env and it seems to have cleared up the issue for me!
Thanks for working it out, all! |
Thank you for sharing your solutions, halexand and AstrobioMike! Unfortunately, when I try to build a conda environment specifying the older version of hmmer (like halexand showed), I get an error from kofamscan because it is requiring version 3.1 or greater:
This doesn't make sense to me, since version 3.3.0 should satisfy kofamscan's requirement... I'm trying to build the environment using this command: Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
That's strange, @hegartybr. Not only does it work for me, but 3.3.0 is >= 3.1, ha (though I have seen some odd things in how conda compares versions sometimes if not all digits are placed there - as is the case there). First thing i'd do is see if you have the latest conda ( Then maybe try with this in a file that more explicitly sets the channels and versions (can't attach a yaml it seems):
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setting all the channels explicitly seems to have done the trick (it loads fine if I don't specify the exact version of kofamscan and my conda version is the latest). At the very least, it is running now, so hopefully I'm good. thanks, @AstrobioMike, for the tip! |
Thanks so much!! I update the "hmmer" and it works well now! |
Hi There,
I am running a protein annotation with kofamscan. An error message keep showing up that "hmmsearch was not run successfully". After successfully running with another .fasta file, I realized that something goes wrong with my original file. Although I finally found that ONE sequence caused that problem and ran successfully by removing it, I still don't know why.
Could anyone help explain it?
Thanks~
The sequence attached below:
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