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Hi, I am trying to run starcode sphere clustering on a set of sequences. These sequences contain certain (non-DNA) prefixes that I need to retain. I notice that starcode aborts when it encounters non-DNA characters in a sequence. Is this constraint essential to its (or specifically the sphere clustering algorithm's) function?
Thanks!
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Hi! The issue is not sphere clustering per se but sequence clustering itself. If two identical sequences have different non-DNA tags, how do you suggest to group the sequences in the same cluster?
I am not sure what your biological problem is, but I would recommend to approach it this way:
Extract the pure DNA suffixes (make sure the lines match with the original file).
Run starcode on the DNA suffixes and use the flag --seq-id.
Use the row numbers in the output to get the clusters from the original file.
Hi, I am trying to run starcode sphere clustering on a set of sequences. These sequences contain certain (non-DNA) prefixes that I need to retain. I notice that starcode aborts when it encounters non-DNA characters in a sequence. Is this constraint essential to its (or specifically the sphere clustering algorithm's) function?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: