Hello,
I tried your tool on the example dataset and it died tue to timeout in the pairwise alignment phase.
I extended the value to 300 but still it died for this line :
"ENSMUSP00000009538 ENSMUSP00000009538 ENSMUSP00000016664"
In this other line an error pops up due to the alignment did not output any value ('[]'),
Is it expected ?
ENSMUSP00000100212 ENSMUSP00000100212 ENSMUSP00000137424
Should I switch to the commented code in the alignment part and use localmd vs globalmd? would it affect the performances ?
alignments = align(isoform_seq, main_iso_seq, ratio)#pairwise2.align.localmd(isoform_seq, main_iso_seq, 5, -4, -100, -10, -10 * ratio, -1.5)
Then I just wanted to ask you what is the expected classification for the example cases [1,0] so that I know that that the output I am getting is the correct one.
One final question, looking in the extract_features.py
n_termini = 1 if sum(s2[:20] == '-') == 0 else (-1 if sum(s2[:20] == '-') > 12 else 0)
This would output 1 if she sum is '0', 0 if it is >0 and <= 12 :, and 2 if the sum is > 12.
Is this the expected behavior?
Thanks for your help!
Mattia
Hello,
I tried your tool on the example dataset and it died tue to timeout in the pairwise alignment phase.
I extended the value to 300 but still it died for this line :
In this other line an error pops up due to the alignment did not output any value ('[]'),
Is it expected ?
Should I switch to the commented code in the alignment part and use localmd vs globalmd? would it affect the performances ?
alignments = align(isoform_seq, main_iso_seq, ratio)#pairwise2.align.localmd(isoform_seq, main_iso_seq, 5, -4, -100, -10, -10 * ratio, -1.5)Then I just wanted to ask you what is the expected classification for the example cases [1,0] so that I know that that the output I am getting is the correct one.
One final question, looking in the extract_features.py
n_termini = 1 if sum(s2[:20] == '-') == 0 else (-1 if sum(s2[:20] == '-') > 12 else 0)This would output 1 if she sum is '0', 0 if it is >0 and <= 12 :, and 2 if the sum is > 12.
Is this the expected behavior?
Thanks for your help!
Mattia