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* Searches unaligned reads as potential gap-closers using mate-pair data | * Searches unaligned reads as potential gap-closers using mate-pair data | ||
=====Meraculous limitations===== | =====Meraculous limitations===== | ||
- | * The assembler relies on data with high quality in order to avoid error correction | + | * The assembler relies on data with high quality in order to avoid error correction, also requires high coverage |
* Initial release did not support polyploid genome assembly due to allowing for linear subgraphs of the de Bruijn graph only | * Initial release did not support polyploid genome assembly due to allowing for linear subgraphs of the de Bruijn graph only | ||
- | * Low memory footprint | + | * High disk space usage |
=====User experience===== | =====User experience===== | ||
* Requires an array of other scripts in other languages | * Requires an array of other scripts in other languages |