fprintf(helpOut,"#\t-v\t\t[XXYY], from version major version XX\n#\t\t\tto major version YY. Use minor version,\n#\t\t\tif major version is 0.\t\t\tREQUIRED\n");
fprintf(helpOut,"#\t-h\t\tShows this help message\n");
@@ -17,7 +17,10 @@ not exist. It works for long low quality reads as well, such as those from Nanop
Non-unique matches are resolved using the "ConClave" sorting scheme, and a consensus sequence are outputtet
in addition to other common attributes, based on our users demands.
If you use KMA for your published research, then please cite the KMA paper.
If you use KMA for your published research, then please cite:
Philip T.L.C. Clausen, Frank M. Aarestrup & Ole Lund,
"Rapid and precise alignment of raw reads against redundant databases with KMA",
BMC Bioinformatics, 2018;19:307.
# Usage #
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@@ -65,6 +68,7 @@ Some of the most important options:
-Mt1 Match to only one template in the database.
-ID Minimum identity to output template match.
-apm Paired end method, “p”: Reward if pairing the reads, “u”: unite best template matches in each read if possible, “f” force paired reads to pair.
-1t1 One read to one template, no splicing performed. Well suited for short reads and whole genome mapping.
-bc90 Basecalls should be significantly overrepresented, and have at least 90% agreement.
-bcNano Basecalls optimized for nanopore sequencing.
-mrs minimum alignment score normalized to alignment length.
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@@ -136,7 +140,7 @@ Usage and options are available with the "-h" option on all three programs.
If in doubt, please mail any concerns or problems to: *plan@dtu.dk*.
# Citation #
1. Philip T.L.C. Clausen, Frank M. Aarestrup & Ole Lund, "Rapid and precise alignment of raw reads against redundant databases with KMA", under review.
1. Philip T.L.C. Clausen, Frank M. Aarestrup & Ole Lund, "Rapid and precise alignment of raw reads against redundant databases with KMA", BMC Bioinformatics, 2018;19:307.
# License #
Copyright (c) 2017, Philip Clausen, Technical University of Denmark