used wrong setting homo sapien and not fly #281
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This has happened to many of us. Just re-run with the correct species set
and compare results. Best of luck!
…On Sun 18. Apr 2021 at 01:58, Unhingedgene ***@***.***> wrote:
How bad is it if I left Augustus set to homo sapiens but am analyzing an
obscure fly that is not close to drosophila. It branches far off in
phylo-tree. My boss is pissed but it works when compared to RNA-Seq data.
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Try BRAKER2 to retrain for your new fly :-)
…On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 2:46 AM Unhingedgene ***@***.***> wrote:
What if its the only setting that finds a gene? Drosophila usually
produces no results... It's quite strange.
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How bad is it if I left Augustus set to homo sapiens but am analyzing an obscure fly that is not close to drosophila. It branches far off in phylo-tree. My boss is pissed but it works when compared to RNA-Seq data.
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