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genrich fails with floating point error (136) on too much input #72
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At what stage does the error occur? You should get some indication of this from the verbose output. If there is a subset of the data on which I can reproduce the data, please provide it and I will have a look. |
running Genrich --version run1 quit with floating point error output ends right after it shows it has begun processing the 2nd ("#1") file, as below. Genrich --verbose -S -j -f AC_LL_H_000.narrowPeak.pq.bedgraph -r -e chrM -g 300 -a 5.0 -y -t 'AC_LL_H_000.10.n.bam AC_LL_H_000.3.n.bam' -q .05 -o AC_LL_H_000.narrowPeak &> AC_LL_H_000.narrowPeak.stderrout run1 log file: 2 input files: |
I am unable to download |
apologies - can you please find them instead in https://ftp.stowers.org/#/public/mec/genrich72/ |
Thanks for the files. I was able to reproduce the error, diagnose the bug, and fix it. It occurred because the file I reran the updated Genrich on the input files, twice:
They produced identical outputs, as expected. Here is the verbose output:
Sorry for the difficulty. Thanks for letting me know and providing the files! |
Fantastic!
Will you make another versioned release I can refer to in my METHODS?
Cheers,
Malcolm
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Yes, I just made v0.6.1. |
I am getting floating point error while using genrich on
314,153,343 TOTAL READS
coming from seven name sorted bams of replicate atac-seq data with
read count
21,001,420
31,212,472
56,249,110
43,494,211
53,324,666
42,859,376
66,012,088
any advice or request for data to reproduce?
my workaround is to drop some replicates.
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