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we noticed that modcall requires a huge amount of memory.
For a 70x longread genome (220GB) it uses between 34GB (1 thread) to 273GB (20 threads). For me it looks like a bug since I do not see a reason for the tool to keep the whole BAM file/chr in memory.
Do you have an explanation for that?
Best,
Leon
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Hi Leon, it's due to the brute-force parallelization during methylation-calling graph construction. The memory was released after the graph stage, But because the memory is too large, it's too slow to release and you will feel it's kept through the entire process. We are checking the code again to see if there is any better parallelization implementation.
Hello,
we noticed that
modcall
requires a huge amount of memory.For a 70x longread genome (220GB) it uses between 34GB (1 thread) to 273GB (20 threads). For me it looks like a bug since I do not see a reason for the tool to keep the whole BAM file/chr in memory.
Do you have an explanation for that?
Best,
Leon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: