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Segfault from latest version #735
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The public data we tested including: HG002 from paoloshasta/shasta#28 and a tomato from https://obj.umiacs.umd.edu/marbl_publications/duplex/Solanum_lycopersicum_heinz1706/UL/R10.4_40x.noduplex.fastq.gz. I haven't test your datasets yet. I will have a try to find the issue. Thanks! |
The exact commands I used for each are: Also, can I check is the tomato dataset above haploid or diploid? Would like to test it myself as well. Thanks again! |
You can double check tomato here: https://genome.cshlp.org/content/early/2024/11/04/gr.279334.124.abstract |
Will give it a look. Thanks! |
Hi @jetrz, I have fixed this issue. Please note that there is a potential issue with hifiasm that has been observed: it may produce suboptimal results when the input data coverage is extremely high. A temporary solution could be down-sampling to 60x by filtering out shorter reads. We aim to solve this issue as soon as possible in the next release. |
Hi @jetrz, please have a try with the current release: https://github.com/chhylp123/hifiasm/releases/tag/0.23.0. I tested it on Fruit Fly and now it has no issue even with high coverage. |
Hi @chhylp123 , thank you for the prompt update. I will retest the runs. Can I check if this problem was present with the --ul scaffolding as well, and if so would this update have affected that? |
I feel like it won't affect |
Hello, when trying to use the latest --ont feature, I am getting a segfault.
I am trying to perform diploid and haploid assembly respectively on:
Are these datasets not suitable? Thank you.
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