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We are currently using chewBBACA for genomic surveillance, and one of our workflows involves running the JoinProfiles function to add new samples to the results of historic samples. This workflow generates the results_allele.tsv file but does not produce all the output files required to run the AlleleCallEvaluator function.
In our use case, we often need to calculate SNP distances and generate phylogenetic trees based on a Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA) from a subset of samples that have been identified as close by ReporTree, based on allelic distance cutoffs. The current requirement of having all the output files from the AlleleCall function limits our ability to easily generate MSAs when only the results_allele.tsv file is available.
Request
We would like to request the addition of a new function or an enhancement to the existing AlleleCallEvaluator that allows users to generate an MSA FASTA file directly from the results_allele.tsv file. This feature would enable more flexible and efficient workflows, especially for users who are primarily working with the output of the JoinProfiles function.
Use Case
Surveillance Workflow: After running JoinProfiles, we often need to:
Generate a phylogenetic tree using the MSA.
Calculate SNP distances between samples.
Subset Analysis: Sometimes, we need to perform these analyses only on a fraction of the samples identified as closely related by ReporTree.
Thank you for considering this request. chewBBACA is a valuable tool in our surveillance workflows, and this enhancement would significantly streamline our processes :)
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Adding a separate module to compute the MSA is a great idea. We plan to add several modules to perform smaller tasks currently included in larger modules. We can also remove some file requirements from the AlleleCallEvaluator module, which would allow the MSA to be computed just from the results_alleles.tsv file. That can be done sooner and would also address your feature request. We will look into it and let you know when it is done.
Description
We are currently using chewBBACA for genomic surveillance, and one of our workflows involves running the
JoinProfiles
function to add new samples to the results of historic samples. This workflow generates theresults_allele.tsv
file but does not produce all the output files required to run theAlleleCallEvaluator
function.In our use case, we often need to calculate SNP distances and generate phylogenetic trees based on a Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA) from a subset of samples that have been identified as close by ReporTree, based on allelic distance cutoffs. The current requirement of having all the output files from the
AlleleCall
function limits our ability to easily generate MSAs when only theresults_allele.tsv
file is available.Request
We would like to request the addition of a new function or an enhancement to the existing
AlleleCallEvaluator
that allows users to generate an MSA FASTA file directly from theresults_allele.tsv
file. This feature would enable more flexible and efficient workflows, especially for users who are primarily working with the output of theJoinProfiles
function.Use Case
JoinProfiles
, we often need to:Thank you for considering this request. chewBBACA is a valuable tool in our surveillance workflows, and this enhancement would significantly streamline our processes :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: