Error reading region [..] from pybigwig object. Exception is: Invalid interval bounds! · Issue #64 · loosolab/TOBIAS · GitHub
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However, in the final rule "plot_heatmaps_across" I am getting Error reading region [..] from pybigwig object. Exception is: Invalid interval bounds! for some of the motifs and I can not figure out why this happens.
Do you have an idea what could the problem be?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
P.S. Here is the log file from the job.
less -S TFBS/KLF2_MA1515.1/plots/logs/KLF2_MA1515.1_heatmap_comparison.log
Thank you for the logfile - that was really helpful! As you see in the last line of the log, pybigwig is trying to read a region with coordinates "-25->125" from the bigwig file, which is not a valid region, since it has negative coordinates. Such scenarios should be excluded, so this was a bug in PlotHeatmap. Please fetch TOBIAS 0.12.10 for the fix!
However, I would urge you to have a look at whether you want to include such regions in general. The chromosome name suggests that it is an alternative chromosome or scaffold, which can be hard to make biological interpretations on (because you don't actually know where they are located). But it of course depends on the project.
Are you by any chance in the same group as @Hypercruse?
Hi,
I am running TOBIAS through the snakemake pipeline on all motifs from JASPAR vertebrates on a given ATAC-seq dataset.
However, in the final rule "plot_heatmaps_across" I am getting
Error reading region [..] from pybigwig object. Exception is: Invalid interval bounds!
for some of the motifs and I can not figure out why this happens.Do you have an idea what could the problem be?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
P.S. Here is the log file from the job.
less -S TFBS/KLF2_MA1515.1/plots/logs/KLF2_MA1515.1_heatmap_comparison.log
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