VELVETH_LONG(1)
π VELVETH_LONG(1) β the long-sequences edition, bestie π
User Commands Β· so this is the velveth_long page, the LONGSEQUENCES build of velveth, okay? Buckle up.
β¨ NAME β¨
velveth_long β simple hashing program (LONGSEQUENCES)
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
velveth β simple hashing program Version 1.2.09
no cap that's the whole description. iconic.
π OPTIONS π
-strand_specificβ for strand specific transcriptome sequencing data (default: off)-reuse_Sequencesβ reuse aSequencesfile (or link) that's already chillin' in the directory, so you don't have to hand over the original filenames in this case (default: off)-reuse_binaryβ reuse a binary sequences file (or link) that's already in the directory, so again no original filenames needed here (default: off)-noHashβ just prepare theSequencesfile, don't hash reads and don't prepare aRoadmapsfile (default: off)-create_binaryβ create a binaryCnyUnifiedSeqfile (default: off)
π¦ Synopsis π¦
okay so here's the vibe, one example at a time:
- Short single end reads:
velveth Assem 29 -short -fastq s_1_sequence.txt
- Paired-end short reads (and remember to interleave those paired reads, bestie):
velveth Assem 31 -shortPaired -fasta interleaved.fna
- Paired-end short reads (using separate files for the paired reads):
velveth Assem 31 -shortPaired -fasta -separate left.fa right.fa
- Two channels and some long reads:
velveth Assem 43 -short -fastq unmapped.fna -longPaired -fasta SangerReads.fasta
- Three channels:
velveth Assem 35 -shortPaired -fasta pe_lib1.fasta -shortPaired2 pe_lib2.fasta -short3 se_lib1.fa
β Output β
directory/Roadmaps directory/Sequences
π«Ά Both files are picked up by graph, so please leave them there! Don't be moving them, fr fr.
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright 2007, 2008 Daniel Zerbino (zerbino@ebi.ac.uk)
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Compilation settings: CATEGORIES = 2 MAXKMERLENGTH = 31 OPENMP LONGSEQUENCES
π Usage π
./velveth directory hash_length {[-file_format][-read_type][-separate|-interleaved] filename1 [filename2 ...]} {...} [options]
directoryβ directory name for output fileshash_lengthβ EITHER an odd integer (if even, it will be decremented)<= 31(if above, will be reduced) : OR:m,M,swheremandMare odd integers (if not, they will be decremented) withm < M <= 31(if above, will be reduced)
and s is a step (even number). Velvet will then hash from k=m to k=M with a step of s
filenameβ path to sequence file or-for standard input
π§ File format options π§
-fasta -fastq -raw -fasta.gz -fastq.gz -raw.gz -sam -bam -fmtAuto
π Note:-fmtAutowill detect fasta or fastq, and will try the following programs for decompression:gunzip,pbunzip2,bunzip2
π File layout options for paired reads π
(only for fasta and fastq formats, iykyk)
-interleavedβ File contains paired reads interleaved in the one file (default)-separateβ Read 2 separate files for paired reads
π Read type options π
-short -shortPaired
-short2 -shortPaired2
-long -longPaired
-reference
and that's the whole page, bestie, you ate that π
β¨ this one's velveth_long version 1.2.10+dfsg1, dated July 2018 β love you, go hash something pretty π¦π
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