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Error running RNASeq analysis with fastq files as input and assigned to groups #52
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Greetings,
Could you send the full log file, saved to your output directory by AltAnalyze.
As a test, can you try running from the command line as something like:
python AltAnalyze.py --runICGS yes --platform "RNASeq" --species Mm
--column_method hopach --rho 0.4
--SamplesDiffering 4 --excludeCellCycle conservative --output "C:/FASTQ_Files/"
--expname "Mm_HSCs" --fastq_dir "C:/FASTQ_Files/" --runKallisto yes
It is possible it is Unix compilation issue for Kallisto splice and this or the log file should reveal.
Best,
Nathan
… On Aug 4, 2022, at 1:16 PM, Nathan Salomonis ***@***.***> wrote:
Best,
Nathan
>> On Aug 4, 2022, at 1:56 AM, jaydoc ***@***.***> wrote:
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> When running AltAnalyze to process fastq files using Kallisto-splice if I assign groups to the files then AltAnalyze fails with the following error
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "AltAnalyze.py", line 8831, in
> AltAnalyzeSetup(skip_intro)
> File "AltAnalyze.py", line 5185, in AltAnalyzeSetup
> apt_location = fl.APTLocation()
> File "/home/jaydoc/altanalyze-master/UI.py", line 4566, in APTLocation
> def APTLocation(self): return self._apt_location
> AttributeError: ExpressionFileLocationData instance has no attribute '_apt_location'
>
> While this happens immediately after the groups are assigned in Ubuntu Linux (source code run with python AltAnalyze.py the same error happens with the Windows binary version as well, except that it fails after the comparisons are specified.
>
> I am trying to process 25 samples with paired reads divided into 8 groups (for a total of 28 comparisons) if that helps.
>
> If I do not assign the groups myself and just check the ICGS option then the program runs kallisto and outputs what I assume are (pseudo)bam files.
>
> Any help is much appreciated.
>
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having same issue below |
When running AltAnalyze to process fastq files using Kallisto-splice if I assign groups to the files then AltAnalyze fails with the following error
While this happens immediately after the groups are assigned in Ubuntu Linux (source code run with
python2 AltAnalyze.py
the same error happens with the Windows binary version as well, except that it fails after the comparisons are specified.I am trying to process 25 samples with paired reads divided into 8 groups (for a total of 28 comparisons) if that helps.
If I do not assign the groups myself and just check the ICGS option then the program runs kallisto and outputs what I assume are (pseudo)bam files.
Any help is much appreciated.
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