Releases: DaehwanKimLab/centrifuge
Releases · DaehwanKimLab/centrifuge
Centrifuge v1.0.4.2
Centrifuge v1.0.4.1
Centrifuge v1.0.4
- Improve the efficiency for computing average genome size (could this resolve the abundance 0 issue?)
- Fixing an issue when building the index for very short sequences
- Fixing an issue when using "host-genome"
- Update documentation
- Fix several compilation issues
- Improve the support of lowest common ancestor (lca) in centrifuge-promote and centrifuge-kreport
Centrifuge v1.0.4-beta
- Support running multiple samples while loading index only once. (#95 .Thanks to Daniel Maple @maplesond)
- Fix a bug of misassignment if a read comes near the boundary of a genome. (#97 )
- centrifuge-kreport uses the lowest common ancestor taxonomy id for multiple assigned reads by default.
Centrifuge v1.0.3
- Fix several bugs.
- Output unclassified reads.
- Make the options about output the sequences (--un,--al,--un-conc,--al-conc) work.
v1.0.3-beta
Centrifuge 1.0.3-beta release 12/06/2016
- Fixed Perl hash bangs (thanks to Andreas Sjödin / @druvus).
- Updated nt database building to work with new accession code scheme.
- Added option --tab-fmt-cols to specify output format columns.
- A minor fix for traversing the hitmap up the taxonomy tree.
v1.0.2-beta
- Fixed a runtime error during abundance analysis.
- Changed a default report file name from centrifuge_report.csv to centrifuge_report.tsv.
Genome Research version of Centrifuge
Genome Research version of Centrifuge
Centrifuge 1.0.1-beta release 3/8/2016
- Centrifuge is now able to work directly with SRA data: both downloaded on demand over internet and prefetched to local disks.
- For example, you can run Centrifuge with SRA data (SRR353653) as follows.
centrifuge -x /path/to/index --sra-acc SRR353653 - This eliminates the need to download SRA reads manually and to convert them into fasta/fastq format without affecting the run time.
- We provide a Centrifuge index (nt index) for NCBI nucleotide non-redundant sequences collected from plasmids, organelles, viruses, archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes, totaling ~109 billion bps. Centrifuge is a very good alternative to Megablast (or Blast) for searching through this huge database.
- Fixed Centrifuge's scripts related to sequence downloading and index building.