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Thank you for making these fast and efficient libraries available for everyone.
I am trying to implement the library in my project and has been successful for small data with 2-3 million read but when I am using this for large data with >5 millions of reads it through out segmentation fault. I have 128GB ram on the system. After testing different 'attributes.memory_mode' setting I found out that the BiWFA runs out of memory after processing certain number of runs and through out segmentation fault error.
Project I am working on involves doing pairwise comparison of n millions of DNA queries ( illumina reads) to m different reference sequences (amplicons). I am calling function
I tried using your WFA library and encountered similar issues with much lower read processing capacity. For this reason I moved to your BiWFA library which significantly improved the read capacity but not enough to solve the problem. I was hoping if you could help identify solution to the problem I am facing. Can you give some idea about what parameters I would need to modify so BiWFA does not run out of memory.
Greatly appreciate your help.
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Hi WFA2 and BiWFA team,
Thank you for making these fast and efficient libraries available for everyone.
I am trying to implement the library in my project and has been successful for small data with 2-3 million read but when I am using this for large data with >5 millions of reads it through out segmentation fault. I have 128GB ram on the system. After testing different 'attributes.memory_mode' setting I found out that the BiWFA runs out of memory after processing certain number of runs and through out segmentation fault error.
Project I am working on involves doing pairwise comparison of n millions of DNA queries ( illumina reads) to m different reference sequences (amplicons). I am calling function
std::string nw_function(std::string refseq, std::string query){
char *pattern;
char text;
pattern = &refseq[0];
text = &query[0];
// Configure alignment attributes
wavefront_aligner_attr_t attributes = wavefront_aligner_attr_default;
attributes.distance_metric = gap_affine;
attributes.alignment_form.span = alignment_end2end;// alignment_end2end;
attributes.affine_penalties.match = 0;
attributes.affine_penalties.mismatch = 4;
attributes.affine_penalties.gap_opening = 20;
attributes.affine_penalties.gap_extension = 2;
attributes.memory_mode = wavefront_memory_ultralow;
// Initialize Wavefront Aligner
wavefront_aligner_t const wf_aligner = wavefront_aligner_new(&attributes);
// Align
wavefront_bialign(wf_aligner,pattern,refseq.length(),text,refseq.length());
std::string mycig = get_cigar_string(wf_aligner->cigar,true);
// Free
wavefront_aligner_delete(wf_aligner);
return mycig;
}
I tried using your WFA library and encountered similar issues with much lower read processing capacity. For this reason I moved to your BiWFA library which significantly improved the read capacity but not enough to solve the problem. I was hoping if you could help identify solution to the problem I am facing. Can you give some idea about what parameters I would need to modify so BiWFA does not run out of memory.
Greatly appreciate your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: