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Running in parallel
Ryan Wick edited this page Jan 4, 2019
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Badread is not intrinsically parallel – each instance will only use one thread. However, since each generated read is independent, you can simply run multiple instances and combine their output.
Here's a Bash loop that will accomplish this. Just set the total_bases
and processes
variables, and modify the badread simulate
command as needed:
total_bases=500000000
processes=8
bases=$((total_bases / processes))
for p in $(seq 1 $processes); do
log=badread_"$p".log
reads=temp_"$p".fastq
badread simulate --reference ref.fasta --quantity $bases 2> $log 1> $reads &
done
wait
cat temp_*.fastq | gzip > reads.fastq.gz
rm temp_*.fastq