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Hello! Great tool! The approach makes complete sense to me. I was curious though, does vRhyme keep a list of the viral sequences that are not binned during the run? As you allude to, these sequences are still valuable...especially since some require no binning at all. I'm hoping there's an output of this somewhere. Any and all information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you
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Search the README for "unbinned". A little bit down you'll see "extract_unbinned_sequences.py" which is inside the "aux" folder. This will need to be run after binning to separately pull out unbinned sequences.
Hello! Great tool! The approach makes complete sense to me. I was curious though, does vRhyme keep a list of the viral sequences that are not binned during the run? As you allude to, these sequences are still valuable...especially since some require no binning at all. I'm hoping there's an output of this somewhere. Any and all information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: