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The directory of curated metabolic markers could not be found. #41
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Sorry, this is an error on my part. I recently changed the structure of the curated markers folder and how to check if the database was downloaded. I will try to make this fix within the next couple of days and push a new version. Additionally, you shouldn't need the make-heatmap.R script as all plotting is done within python now. Is there are some part of the tutorial or help menu that still includes this? This is also my fault, I only recently made all plotting within python. Thank you for testing! |
I was asking about the
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This isn't an R related error, it's an error for plotting with python, which is suggesting there is either an issue with the correct number of HMMs ran and/or your metadata file. What do your |
This is my
And this is my
It's just a list of all the HMMs that are in |
Yes these look fine. Are there any results in your |
Here are the first two lines of the files in
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Ok so it's running the HMMs correctly as least for the |
seaborn==0.9.0 |
I just pushed a new version to PyPi and you can upgrade with |
I ran it with the upgraded version, but I am getting the same error:
my |
I am having the same issue as sarah872 (the initial"The directory of curated metabolic markers could not be found." issue). I installed via conda. Looking forward to the update and using this awesome workflow! |
@morgvevans Can you install version 2.1 with |
@sarah872 if you turn the aggregate option OFF, what happens? |
Plotting works then turned off! |
I got this working -- thanks so much for the assistance! |
@sarah872 I will try to have a fix for the aggregating option soon. For the shifting of labels, I think the plotting functions are a little manual when trying to format label sizes. I can see if there is a fix for this as well, but the formatting may only work when you have smaller numbers of HMMs to run. |
@sarah872 I have been unable to reproduce your error yet. I ran this command:
Where my groups.csv file looks like:
And my markers_list.txt file looks like:
I did take a look at your package version numbers, and this could possibly be causing the errors. I changed the package installation requirements for specific versions of the required dependencies. If you could run Let me know if you have any questions or if this still doesn't work. |
I first tried reinstalling, but I encountered the following error:
So I updated numpy with
There seems to be an error with the installation of numpy?? Also, could you provide all example files you used here? |
Can you provide the versions you had previously of the following packages:
I'll try to make an environment with your versions of the packages and see if I can reproduce the error that way. The only other files I provided in the example above are protein fasta files of the genomes. The comment above contains the complete contents of my |
Hi @sarah872 and @morgvevans. I'm planning some bug fixes for next week and I wanted to see if the above issue was still a problem? I'll also be trying to make a conda release and therefore consolidating some workflows to make things simpler. Any suggestions about things to improve are welcome! Thanks. |
Hi guys, I am also getting a similar error with my MAG dataset. Any idea how to solve them. I have attached s/w version and dependency s/w version along with the error message. Many thanks in advance Venkat |
Hi @srisvs33 - it looks like a few of your packages are a few versions newer of the versions that work with the workflows, namely seaborn and matplotlib. When running this command, do you still get results? If you turn the aggregate option OFF as suggested above, does the workflow still work? If so, this might be a numpy package version problem that I will need to resolve. |
Hi,
I am running the 'summarize-markers' as
but I am getting the following error:
However, the models exist in
curated_markers/metabolic_markers/*hmm
Also, where is the
make-heatmap.R
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