Hello,
I have done some test with/without read filtering. From my experience,
the assemblies were better without.
Based on what I know of Ray, I think that giving it very high quality
reads (instead of normal/high quality) will probably result in a small
reduction of memory usage but the impact on final assembly would be
minimal (Sebastien could confirm).
>From my experience with Ray and denovo assembly, I can tell that every
data set is different. I recommend you to make your own test or to
re-sequence your sample to obtain a greater number of reads and better
quality.
Good luck!

Pier-Luc
Le 2013-04-08 07:35, jjv5 a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone assessed the impact of trimming/filtering reads on assembly
> outcome and performance? I would expect very high quality reads to use
> less memory and complete assembly a little faster perhaps, but will it
> make any impact on the final assembly?
>
> We have run some control with no filtering and the results look great.
> However, some recent samples with low read counts and poor qualities
> produce no contigs at all. The only thing I can think to do initially
> is quality filter and try again. If anyone has compared
> filtered/unfiltered assemblies I;d love to know about it.
>
> Jim
>
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