pire_fq_gz_processing
Pre-Processing PIRE Data
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Pre-Processing PIRE Data
Basic Info
- Host: GitHub
- Owner: philippinespire
- License: mit
- Language: Shell
- Default Branch: main
- Size: 483 KB
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Metadata Files
README.md
Pre-Processing PIRE Data
List of steps to take in raw fq files from shotgun, capture-shotgun, and lcwgs datasets.
Software Versions
- Philippines PIRE FQ GZ Analysis Pipeline (Version 1.0.0)
The current release (v1.0.0) has been tested in Wahab and Turing, the two main HPC clusters of Old Dominion University
Whereas most of the analyses were performed using Standard Compute Nodes in Wahab, SPAdes assemblies were created using the High Memory Nodes in Turing. * Wahab User Documentation * Turing User Documentation
Before You Start, READ THIS
## Before You Start, Read This The purpose of this repo is to provide the steps for processing raw fq files for [Shotgun Sequencing Libraries - SSL Pipeline](https://github.com/philippinespire/pire_ssl_data_processing) for the [lcWGS Shotgun Sequencing Libraries - lcWGS Pipeline](https://github.com/philippinespire/pire_lcwgs_data_processing/tree/main) or for probe development and the [Capture Shotgun Sequencing Libraries- CSSL Pipeline](https://github.com/philippinespire/pire_cssl_data_processing). Scripts with `ssl` in the name are designed for shotgun data, including the `ssl` and `lcwgs` pipelines. Scripts with `cssl` in the name are designed for capture-shotgun data. Scripts with no suffix in the name can be used for both types of data. Both the `pire_ssl_data_processing` and `pire_cssl_data_processing` and `pire_lcwgs_data_processing` repos assume that the `pire_fq_gz_processing` repo is in the same directory as they are. ---
Which HPC Are You Using?
## Use Wahab
We encourage everybody to use `wahab.hpc.odu.edu` or `turing.hpc.odu.edu`, preferably wahab. You can start by logging onto wahab
```bash
ssh YourUserName@wahab.hpc.odu.edu
```
There are shared repos on wahab and turing in `/home/e1garcia/shotgun_PIRE` that you are encouraged to use.
```bash
cd /home/e1garcia/shotgun_PIRE
```
If, however, you know that you deliberately don't want to use the shared repos on wahab and turing in `/home/e1garcia/shotgun_PIRE`, then here is how you would get started on another hpc and realize that you will have to modify all of the paths given in these `README.md` and tutorials.
**ONLY DO THE FOLLOWING STEPS 0 AND 1 IF YOU ARE NOT USING WAHAB OR TURING**
0. Create a directory for your PIRE repos to live in, and cd into it
```bash
mkdir
Git Your Act Together or Be Doomed to a Life of Anguish and Despair
## Git etiquette
You must constantly be pulling and pushing changes to github with `git` or else you're going to mess up the repo.
1. Goto your PIRE working dir (`/home/e1garcia/shotgun_PIRE` on wahab) and use the `pire_fq_gz_processing` repo along with either `pire_ssl_data_processing` or `pire_cssl_data_processing` or `pire_lcwgs_data_processing`, and immediately start by pulling changes from github in the repos you are using **EACH TIME YOU LOG IN**
```bash
# on wahab replace