Oh! This looks promising!
Thanks, Brant
Oh! This looks promising!
Thanks, Brant
I am using arrays, but wanted to see about two arrays in one sbatch. For example, do something across all individuals, then for all scaffolds, where n_inds β n_scaffolds.
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thanks tho!
I would really appreciate any code youβre willing to share! Ready to risk mixed success at this point haha π
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My first thought was Snakemake. Any thoughts @vsbuffalo.bsky.social ?
Can you run sequential slurm arrays with one job submission? E.g., make bam files for all inds, then make individual VCFs when bam step is complete.
I currently do this with separate job submissions, but would like to combine into one job submission.
Thanks! #bioinformatics
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Phylogenetics methods announcement: piqtree is out! It exposes selected IQ-TREE2 capabilities within Python, using the cogent3 library as the interface, better enabling pipelines. piqtree is an addition to, not a replacement of, IQ-TREE2.
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