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I suggest to have an option to tag user bins with a name/identifier. That would facilitate integration with other tools and downstream analysis. Currently, AFAIK, it accepts in the raptor prepare --input:
filename
or filename1 <space> filename2 <space> filename3
The first filename of each line is used as the "identifier" of the bin. I would suggest adding two new modes:
Where instead of using the first filename it uses the last col (tab separeted) as an identifier for each bin.
Example: building the HIBF at species level (each species are formed by several files). Here the species taxid would be used as identifier. When I do the search, I can directly get the species out.
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I suggest to have an option to tag user bins with a name/identifier. That would facilitate integration with other tools and downstream analysis. Currently, AFAIK, it accepts in the
raptor prepare --input
:filename
or
filename1 <space> filename2 <space> filename3
The first filename of each line is used as the "identifier" of the bin. I would suggest adding two new modes:
filename <tab> identifier
and
filename1 <space> filename2 <space> filename3 <tab> identifier
Where instead of using the first filename it uses the last col (tab separeted) as an identifier for each bin.
Example: building the HIBF at species level (each species are formed by several files). Here the species taxid would be used as identifier. When I do the search, I can directly get the species out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: