I would very much like to know how to overcome this error as well I am trying to generate a Mappability file for GRCh38 as none is available from ENCODE.
Thank-you for the reply.
I have seen that link, I am trying to follow the tutorial that has been posted to this link to first index the reference before generating the mappability track. The error that I am encountering is linked to the gem-indexer command and not the gem-mappability command.
For information I am using the precompiled i3 binaries downloaded from the Github page for the project. This is being used on a Centos7 install with all resent system updates installed. For information the pypi installer option that is listed on this page does not work as the repo does not use SSH.
Do you have a better idea of what the issue is and what may be done to overcome the issue?
And I got the following error, while running same code:
GEM::Error (archive_builder_text.c:180,archive_builder_text_process_character)
MultiFASTA parsing (genome/Homo_sapiens-GRCh38.p13/Homo_sapiens-GRCh38.p13_contigs.fa:46604068). Invalid character found ('>')
It took me far too long to understand the reason for this error, it's so frustrating there isn't any helpful details in the "fatal error" that is just thrown out.
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Hi,
There was no reason to add this as a standalone answer. I've moved it to a comment on the appropriate post. Please be more mindful in the future.
I encountered the same error on one (running CentOS 7) of the two servers that I have tested. Also, I have tested both new (GEM-Tools static binary bundle 1.7.1 for i3) and old versions (GEM-Tools static binary bundle 1.7 for i3 and GEM-Tools static binary bundle 1.6.2 for i3) and observed the same error. The parallel test on the other server (running openSUSE 13.2) turned out to be fine. So I guess this error might be system-specific. But without a more meaningful error message, it is difficult to find out the real cause.
I would very much like to know how to overcome this error as well I am trying to generate a Mappability file for GRCh38 as none is available from ENCODE.
the error that I encountered was:
the error log does not contain sufficient data for a non specialist to debug this and there is precious little information on the tool.
The Binaries have been added to my PATH so access should not be an issue. Any constructive comments welcome.
Thanks,
Matthieu
This error message does not contain enough information for us to help you debug this either.
Have you looked at this past thread that may be of help: Where can I get ?or how can I make a mappability track for hg38 assembly
Genomax,
Thank-you for the reply. I have seen that link, I am trying to follow the tutorial that has been posted to this link to first index the reference before generating the mappability track. The error that I am encountering is linked to the gem-indexer command and not the gem-mappability command.
For information I am using the precompiled i3 binaries downloaded from the Github page for the project. This is being used on a Centos7 install with all resent system updates installed. For information the pypi installer option that is listed on this page does not work as the repo does not use SSH.
Do you have a better idea of what the issue is and what may be done to overcome the issue?
And I got the following error, while running same code:
GEM::Error (archive_builder_text.c:180,archive_builder_text_process_character) MultiFASTA parsing (genome/Homo_sapiens-GRCh38.p13/Homo_sapiens-GRCh38.p13_contigs.fa:46604068). Invalid character found ('>')
Any idea how to solve it?