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multiple fastv html or json reports view #12
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This isn't a common requirement, so it won't be implemented immediately. Probably you can visualize the results using Python or other programming scripts to parse the JSON outputs. |
Dear Shifu,
I had a related question on point 4 of fastv:
fastv accepts FASTQ files as input, and then:
1. performs data QC and quality filtering as fastp does (cut adapters, remove low quality reads, correct wrong bases).
2. scans the clean data to collect the sequences that containing any unique k-mer, or can be mapped to any reference microbial genomes.
3. makes statistics, visualizes the result in HTML format, and output the results in JSON format.
4. outputs the on-target sequencing reads so that they can be analyzed by downstream tools.
When using viruses as the database, it seems we are not able to save on target reads, mentioned in point 4 above, using option:
…-c viral.kc.fasta.gz
Can you please help?
Thanks,
IA
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This isn't a common requirement, so it won't be implemented immediately.
Probably you can visualize the results using Python or other programming scripts to parse the JSON outputs.
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Dear FastV Team,
I am testing fastv for many samples related to a reference virus genome. Is it possible to combine resulting html files for a comparative view?
This feature would be very useful if available.
Many Thanks,
IA
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