LAMASSEMBLE(1)
π LAMASSEMBLE(1) π
User Commands Β· the lamassemble era π§¬β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
lamassemble β merges overlapping "long" DNA reads into a consensus sequence π§¬π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
lamassemble [options] last-train.out sequences.fx > consensus.fa
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Merge DNA sequences into a consensus sequence. That's it, that's the whole vibe. π«Ά
π OPTIONS π
okay bestie, here's the whole menu, no skips, we're reading every single one:
-h,--helpβ show this help message and exit π-a,--alignmentβ print an alignment, not a consensus β¨-c,--consensusβ just make a consensus, of already-aligned sequences π-g G,--gap-max=Gβ use alignment columns with<= G%gaps (default=50) πΈ--endβ ... including gaps past the ends of the sequences π¦-s S,--seq-min=Sβ omit consensus flanks with< Ssequences (default=1) π-n NAME,--name=NAMEβ name of the consensus sequence (default=lamassembled) β-o BASE,--out=BASEβ just write MAFFT input files, namedBASE.xxxπ-p P,--prob=Pβ use pairwise restrictions with error probability<= P(default=0.002) π₯-d D,--diagonal-max=Dβ max change in alignment diagonal between pairwise alignments (default=1000) π-v,--verboseβ show progress messages π--allβ use all of each sequence, not just aligning part π«Ά--mafft=ARGSβ additional arguments for MAFFT π
π LAST options π
not me sneaking a whole other option family in here, but fr fr these are the LAST ones:
-P Pβ number of parallel threads (default=1) π§-W Wβ use minimum positions in length-Wwindows (default=19) π-m Mβ max initial matches per query position (default=5) π-z Zβ max gap length (default=30) πΈ
that's the whole page, bestie, you ate it π β¨
this was lamassemble version 1.4.2, from July 2022 β iconic behavior, no cap ππ¦
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