[Seqan-dev] createQGramIndex example
- From: Aaron Quinlan <aaronquinlan@gmail.com>
- To: seqan-dev@lists.fu-berlin.de
- Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 10:13:30 -0400
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- Subject: [Seqan-dev] createQGramIndex example
Hi all,
I would like to use SeqAn to create a qgram/kmer index of the mouse genome and would like to have control over the kmer and step sizes. I have tried combined bits of example code on the website to do this, but either cannot get it compile or cause segfaults.
Is there a clear working example (perhaps I've missed it) of creating a qgram index from a genome StringSet and then using it to seed alignments from say a FASTQ file?
That said, as has been noted in an earlier post to this list, I find that the readMeta function does not work with FASTQ. What idiom should be followed for extracting ids, sequences and qualities from a FASTQ file?
All the best and thanks for creating this library...I think once I can get rolling it will be incredibly useful and powerful.
Best,
Aaron Quinlan
University of Virginia