Species not found in gene family #78
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Hi folks, Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated! |
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This generally indicates that your file has Windows-style line endings. You can use the Linux program dos2unix to fix the line endings. |
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Goodness - such a rookie error on my part! Thank you! This fixed the issue instantly. |
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Hi =( |
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Can you share your tree and family files? |
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I changed the gene files for .csv and works |
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Hi, I'm having this same issue but the two solutions above don't work for me. Any suggestions? |
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Can you share your tree and family files? |
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Yes :) |
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dos2unix should fix this for you. When I open the file in Notepad++ and view symbols, I see the image below, which shows the DOS CR/LF ending. Run dos2unix on the file and it will remove the CR. |
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Hello I have the same issue, I have tried all the of suggestions but still getting the same error. What should I do? |
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Can you share your tree and family files? |
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Hi, i am having the same problem and have tried all solutions. here are the files |
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Hi Ben, thank you for all the suggestions. I have also been trying on my side dos2unix, formatting and csv but I still have the issue. I hope you could look at my files and tell me what is wrong with them. I have the same message about species X not found in Gene family Y. Thanks in advance :) |
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Ok thank you so much
Thanks & Regards,
Garima SaxenaPhD ScholarC/O: Dr. Mehar Hasan AsifComputational BiologyCSIR-National Botanical Research InstituteLucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
On Friday 2 August, 2024 at 12:36:57 am IST, Ben Fulton ***@***.***> wrote:
When I run your files I get the error message, "China was not found in gene family OG0000000". In your tree file you have "Nelumbo nucifera China" (with spaces) and in the families you have "Nelumbo_nucifera_China" (with underscores). Try replacing the spaces with underscores in your tree.
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Same problem here with the file got after orthofinder. I have tried dos2unix and dos2unix Orthogroups.GeneCount.txt remove column "Total"awk 'BEGIN{OFS=FS="\t"} {NF--; print}' Orthogroups.GeneCount.txt > Orthogroups.GeneCountOK.txt To estimate lambda with no among family rate variation issue the commandcafe5 -c 20 -i Orthogroups.GeneCountOK_with_Desc.txt -t FcC_supermatrix_trimmed.fasROOT_NEWICK.ultrametric.tre -o fixed_gamma Command line: cafe5 -c 20 -i Orthogroups.GeneCountOK_with_Desc.txt -t FcC_supermatrix_trimmed.fasROOT_NEWICK.ultrametric.tre -o fixed_gamma Thanks a lot from your help Orthogroups.GeneCount.txt |
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This generally indicates that your file has Windows-style line endings. You can use the Linux program dos2unix to fix the line endings.