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Nice and easy to use pipeline. However I got KeyError occasionally in runHiC filtering after printing Merge biological replicates .... The error did not always occur - some samples work fine while the others not. Traceback showed the error occurs in
File "runHiC", line 834, in <module>
run(args, commands)
File "runHiC", line 284, in run
args.func(args, commands)
File "runHiC", line 670, in filtering
stats_pool, outpath = enzyme_level(filenames, outpre, keys, outkey, stats_pool, tmpdir, nproc_in, nproc_out, args.memory)
File "/lib/python3.7/site-packages/runHiC/filtering.py", line 185, in enzyme_level
merge_stats(stats_pool, keys, outkey)
File "/lib/python3.7/site-packages/runHiC/filtering.py", line 165, in merge_stats
stats_pool[outkey] = deepcopy(stats_pool[keys[0]])
KeyError: (<sample name>, <enzyme name>, <replicate name>)
So is there any way I can get around the error by manually running some commands, or it should be easy to debug and fix?
Thanks!
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Hi XiaoTao,
Nice and easy to use pipeline. However I got KeyError occasionally in
runHiC filtering
after printingMerge biological replicates ...
. The error did not always occur - some samples work fine while the others not. Traceback showed the error occurs inSo is there any way I can get around the error by manually running some commands, or it should be easy to debug and fix?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: