Combine OTU tables across different markers into a single taxonomic profile. Note that while this mode can be run independently, it is often more straightforward to invoke its methodology by specifying -p / --taxonomic- profile when running pipe mode.
--input-archive-otu-tables, --input-archive-otu-table INPUT_ARCHIVE_OTU_TABLES [INPUT_ARCHIVE_OTU_TABLES ...]
Condense from these archive tables
--input-archive-otu-table-list INPUT_ARCHIVE_OTU_TABLE_LIST
Condense from the archive tables newline separated in this file
--input-gzip-archive-otu-table-list INPUT_GZIP_ARCHIVE_OTU_TABLE_LIST
Condense from the gzip'd archive tables newline separated in this file
-p, --taxonomic-profile filename
output OTU table
--taxonomic-profile-krona filename
name of krona file to generate.
--output-after-em-otu-table filename
output OTU table after expectation maximisation has been applied. Note that this table usually contains multiple rows with the same window sequence.
--metapackage METAPACKAGE
Set of SingleM packages to use [default: use the default set]
--min-taxon-coverage FRACTION
Set taxons with less coverage to coverage=0. [default: 0.35]
--trim-percent TRIM_PERCENT
percentage of markers to be trimmed for each taxonomy [default: 10]
--debug
output debug information
--version
output version information and quit
--quiet
only output errors
--full-help
print longer help message
--full-help-roff
print longer help message in ROFF (manpage) format
Ben J. Woodcroft, Centre for Microbiome Research, School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology Samuel Aroney, Centre for Microbiome Research, School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology Raphael Eisenhofer, Centre for Evolutionary Hologenomics, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Rossen Zhao, Centre for Microbiome Research, School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology
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