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This pipeline runs directly on the output from BUSCO. Move results directories from each BUSCO run (begins with "run_" by default) into the same directory. Example structure, where `INPUT_DIRECTORY` is passed to the `-d` parameter of the pipeline:
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This pipeline runs directly on the output from BUSCO. Move results directories from each BUSCO run into the same directory. Example structure, where `INPUT_DIRECTORY` is passed to the `-d` parameter of the pipeline:
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* INPUT_DIRECTORY
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The majority of steps are parallelizable (e.g. family alignments) so running the pipeline with multiple threads leads to a dramatic decrease in runtime.
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The majority of steps are parallelizable (e.g. family alignments) so running the pipeline with multiple threads should dramatically decrease runtime.
I reccommend using the `--stop_early` flag which stops the pipeline just after generating the concatenated alignment. Then you can take a look at the concatenated alignment first and manually choose parameters for phylogenetic inference. Similarly, you may want to change the alignment trimming strategy which currently uses the `-automated1` parameter from `trimal`
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### Required parameters
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