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QualiMap mean coverage #1082
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Hmm, @apeltzer - any ideas what is going on here? |
Not really but I can check - code doesn't show this behaviour easily... |
Ok, just so to give an update on this one here. I double-checked using the https://github.com/ewels/MultiQC_TestData/tree/master/data/modules/qualimap testdata: As QualiMap doesn't provide Maybe QualiMap produces slightly different output now and didn't in the past? Need to check that too... |
Please see #1085 for a proposed fix for this. |
Hello! Thank you very much for your reply! But this bug seems to still exist in my other projects. BamQC: MultiQC: Command:
MultiQC Version:
The above two versions are not correct. So how do I choose the version? |
Hi @BaiqiFu, The PR to fix this was only merged a few weeks ago - I'm not entirely sure which version you were running, but either way it seems fixed to me now. See an example report that I just generated with the latest version of the code using your This should now work with the latest v1.9dev code (the install command Let me know if you're still having problems, Phil |
Hi Now I am using the v1.9,this version works very well without problems! |
Ok great! Thanks for letting us know :) |
Description of bug:
Qualimap: mean coverage computation for general statistics seems incorrect.
MultiQC Error log:
MultiQC Report:
QualiMap Report (CG_R):
File that triggers the error:
see example_data.zip
MultiQC run details (please complete the following):
/data1/software/python/3.8.0/bin/multiqc --force --filename xx --outdir . bamqc/*_bamqc
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