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Segmentation fault (core dumped) error on v1.0.4 #14
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Hi, Moreover, would it be possible for you to share the .bam? |
Everything is mapped. The data was mapped using pbmm2 (internally uses minimap2). These are hifiasm assembled contigs which I am using as pseudo reads.
Is there a link which I can use to upload the bam? |
mmm I see. Maybe something goes off since these are not "real" HiFi reads.. But I have to check them.. If github doesn't allow you to upload the bam here (I don't remember the file size limit), can you use an hosting service like google drive? |
Hi @nirvana693, any news on this? I had some spare time and I tried to build contigs with hifiasm, align them with pbmm2 and then smooth them. Unfortunately, I couln't replicate your error. I suspect it's too data dependent.. One test you can do - in case you are still working on this - is to compile and try the lowcov branch. It's the development branch where I updated the smoothing and fixed some bugs. Best, |
I merged the lowconv branch. v1.0.5 is now out and contains all the improvements and bug fixing of that branch. Please check it out in case. It also contains a bug fix for very low weighted clusters (such those you could obtain while calling from contigs and not reads). |
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I am running into seg fault while running "smooth" similar to #12. I have installed SVDSS through conda and also checked using binary distribution. In both cases, same result (Seg fault). It worked on one sample but fails on other (checked on 2 so far).
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