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Taxonomyreport doesn't work on same database #408
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This wasn't a use case we thought of for this tool. We expected it would be used to process the output of the taxonomy output and since a few days ago a search result. I can add support for this use-case, however, could you explain why this is useful? Seeing the taxonomic composition of a large database, such as the Uniprot will basically result in an enormous tree containing nearly every Taxon on existence. I could imagine this is useful for a small database, I guess. |
Yes perhaps I am using I wanted to cluster sequences of all the proteins with a domain from the NCBI domain database so I got a list of accession numbers of all the proteins containing that domain, made a fasta file with them (using I then ran |
I just pushed the changes to allow annotating a sequence database. However you should note that it will count every cluster member when you pass it a cluster result. So the taxonomyreport of the seqTaxDB before and after the clustering would (should at least if i didn't do anything wrong) be the same. They will differ from the original sequence set however. |
I see that makes sense. Thank you for these changes! |
I am trying to generate a taxonomy report for a seqTaxDB using
taxonomyreport
.When I try the following, however, I get it tells me that my seqTaxDB is an amino acid db, which it isn't.
I know my seqTaxDB is valid since I can use it with
taxonomyreport
in other contexts successfully. How should I generate a taxonomy report from an existing seqTaxDB?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: