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Strange output - is it normal? #38
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Hi @Gian77, thanks for reaching out and asking. Platon was designed to separate plasmid-born from chromosome-borne contigs in a fully-automated manner. Therefore, it creates both files I agree that the command line output might be confusing. I'll add a short message at the end explicitly stating that there were no plasmid-borne contigs detected. Best regards! |
Hello @oschwengers, Awesome, thanks a lot! Gian |
Hello,
First of all, thanks for this tool, I think it is really important to identify plasmid-related contigs. I am running platon on a series of genome contigs files. The tool is able find several contigs, in different genomes, that are plasmid-borne.
However, in some of the genomes I have this results below, and I am not sure if it is normal or not? I wish there was something prompted like, for example
>>> ANALYSIS COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY >>>
or similar sentence, to understand if the tool run correctly or not.And example of what I mean is this output:
and if I look in the output directory I have:
and
and the
,tsv
file is emptyThanks much!
Gian
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