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archive:bioinformatic_tools:allpaths [2010/04/07 07:54]
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 ===== ALLPATHS ===== ===== ALLPATHS =====
 +Attached is the Allpaths3 version 1.0 documentation converted from .docx format to .pdf. You can download this file by clicking the following link: {{:​bioinformatic_tools:​allpathsv3_manual_r1.0.pdf|allpathsv3_manual_r1.0.pdf}}.
 +====Potential Pitfalls====
 +Designed to work with 100+ bp paired end reads from a *minimum of one short and one long set of libraries. Also the program expects 40X coverage from each of those libraries! Additionally they say it requires a minimum of 32Gb of ram, but for a full sized mammalian genome they recommend 512Gb of ram!! I assume they mean shared memory here so this program may be a no go. I am building the program but stopping short of installing it due to these limitations.
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 ====High Level Overview==== ====High Level Overview====
 ALLPATHS is the most recent (as of this writing) tool developed by the broad institute to assemble shotgun sequences[(cite:​broad>​http://​www.broadinstitute.org/​science/​programs/​genome-biology/​computational-rd/​computational-research-and-development)]. The broad institute claims that version 3 of the program can assemble up to mammalian sized genomes if the reads are at least 100+ base pairs[(cite:​broad)]. Version 3 (currently 3.2) of the program may be downloaded from [[ftp://​ftp.broad.mit.edu/​pub/​crd/​ALLPATHS/​Release-3-0/​|here]] and that folder also contains some documentation on how to use the program. Also the program ships with test data that you can assemble. ​ ALLPATHS is the most recent (as of this writing) tool developed by the broad institute to assemble shotgun sequences[(cite:​broad>​http://​www.broadinstitute.org/​science/​programs/​genome-biology/​computational-rd/​computational-research-and-development)]. The broad institute claims that version 3 of the program can assemble up to mammalian sized genomes if the reads are at least 100+ base pairs[(cite:​broad)]. Version 3 (currently 3.2) of the program may be downloaded from [[ftp://​ftp.broad.mit.edu/​pub/​crd/​ALLPATHS/​Release-3-0/​|here]] and that folder also contains some documentation on how to use the program. Also the program ships with test data that you can assemble. ​
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   Boost successfully installed. Now installing allpaths. Configure successful and currently building. --- //​[[jstjohn@soe.ucsc.edu|John St. John]] 2010/04/07 00:53//   Boost successfully installed. Now installing allpaths. Configure successful and currently building. --- //​[[jstjohn@soe.ucsc.edu|John St. John]] 2010/04/07 00:53//
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 +Build unsuccessfull:​
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​ In function 'void ParallelSort(vec<​T>&​)':​\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​27:​ error: '​__gnu_parallel'​ has not been declared\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​ In function 'void ParallelSort(vec<​T>&,​ StrictWeakOrdering)':​\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​35:​ error: '​__gnu_parallel'​ has not been declared\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​ In function 'void ParallelReverseSort(vec<​T>&​)':​\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​42:​ error: '​__gnu_parallel'​ has not been declared\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​ In function 'void ParallelReverseSort(vec<​T>&,​ StrictWeakOrdering)':​\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​50:​ error: '​__gnu_parallel'​ has not been declared\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​ In function 'void ParallelWhatPermutation(const V&, vec<​T3>&,​ C, bool)':​\\
 +./​ParallelVecUtilities.h:​316:​ error: '​__gnu_parallel'​ has not been declared
  
 ===== References ===== ===== References =====
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