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Error: reads weren't basecalled #67

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Arkadiy-Garber opened this issue Feb 27, 2023 · 5 comments
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Error: reads weren't basecalled #67

Arkadiy-Garber opened this issue Feb 27, 2023 · 5 comments

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@Arkadiy-Garber
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Could you please help me troubleshoot this:

root@nanodisco:~$ nanodisco preprocess -p 24 -f 2748_NP_methylation/fast5_pass/single_barcode12/ -s barcode12 -o 2748_NP_methylation/fastq_pass/barcode12/assembly/ -r 2748_NP_methylation/fastq_pass/barcode12/assembly/assembly.fasta

[2023-02-26 23:44:13] Localize all fast5 files.
[2023-02-26 23:44:13] Found 110340 fast5 files.
[2023-02-26 23:44:13] Extract sequences from fast5.
[2023-02-26 23:44:21] All fast5 files processed.
Warning message:
In extract.sequence(path_input, base_name, path_output, nb_threads, :
110340 reads weren't basecalled.
No reads were extracted. Please check that -f/--path_fast5 is correct.

This is after the reads were converted from multi-read format to single-read format. Sequencing was done using the new version 10 flow cells.

Thanks,
Arkadiy

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touala commented Feb 28, 2023

Hello @Arkadiy-Garber,

Unfortunately, the current version of nanodisco do not handle R10 datasets (only R9). Furthermore, fast5 with multi-read format can be used directly. I've recently shared a short example of analysis here.

Alan

@Arkadiy-Garber
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Hi @touala,

Thanks for the response. So do you think we would be able to use nanodisco on our data if we go through the steps outlined in the Issue#64 that you linked?

Cheers,
Arkadiy

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touala commented Mar 1, 2023

You currently cannot use nanodisco with R10.4.1 datasets. Is it your dataset type?

Alan

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touala commented Mar 2, 2023

But we are actively working on a R10.4.1 enabled version of nanodisco.

@oohas2000
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How can I download earlier versions of guppy?

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