By having so few GIs, it becomes likely that at least one of the workers is
given 0 sequences to analyze. This seems like a rather special case, and I
would imagine it is where the bug hunt should begin. I'll try to do a few tests
this evening.
--
Mike Cariaso * Bioinformatics Software * http://www.cariaso.com
----- Original Message ----
From: Jerome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 8:43:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Mpiblast-users] Strange issue in mpiBlast limiting by "Gi"
Hi Mike,
Yes, i understand our remark, and you are rigth in the way that the
number of sequence's reference is very big.
But in my special case, the end user are using genome sequence for
bacteria, that have just one reference (or two for ribozomal ciclic
sequence) for all of the genome. And, searching for just two or three
special bacterias, i found this issue.
With the other databases as nt, and i've never use filter of 2 or 3 Gi.
Take my question more like a desie to understand why this problem.
Best regards.
Mike Cariaso wrote:
> Jerome,
>
> What you are describing may be true (if so, its worth pursing), but my
> your usage sounds very strange to me.
>
> Having 7 fragments would be reasonable for a small cluster with 7 nodes.
> But for your GI filter file to only have 7 lines, would mean that you
> would only be searching 7 sequences. When I search a database such as
> NCBI's 'nt', my filterfile usually has more than 4,000,000 GIs.
>
> The GI filter is used to include/exclude individual sequences when
> searching your blastable database. This is done with the "-l
> filterfilename "(lowercase L) command line switch, where filterfilename
> is (usually) a text file of GI #s, one per line. Typically a blastable
> database will have thousands to millions of sequences, and therefore
> thousands to millions of GIs.
>
> The number of fragments refers to the number of pieces you split your
> blastable database into. Commonly this will be the same size as the
> number of workers in your cluster, or perhaps a multiple such as 2x or
> 3x larger.
>
> In most cases the number of sequences in the database is many thousands
> of times larger than the number of fragments. Otherwise each worker
> would have very little work to do, and mpiBLAST probably wouldn't make
> much sense.
>
> Does it sound like you and I are describing the same thing?
>
> --
> Mike Cariaso * Bioinformatics Software * http://www.cariaso.com
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Jerome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 7:55:28 PM
> Subject: [Mpiblast-users] Strange issue in mpiBlast limiting by "Gi"
>
> Hi all,
> ive just instal a Mpiblast to running on our cluster. And it's a verya
> fast program that i can thank's you!
> For justa few day, some user want's to limit the search in a database of
> bacterians genome. And i could notice that, if the number of "gi"
> entries in the filter file is less or equivalent of the number of
> fragments of the initial database, i don't matter about this filter file.
> I mean that, for example, if i format the databases in 7 fragments, and
> ask with a filter file size of >7 lines, i don't use it and answer the
> similar response as if i don't use this filter.
> Could someone help me in this issue?
>
> --
> -- Jérôme
> Le vase donne une forme au vide, et la musique au silence.
> (Georges Braque)
>
--
-- Jérôme
Dans les situations critiques, quand on parle avec un calibre bien en
pogne, personne ne conteste plus.
Y'a des statistiques là-dessus.
(Michel Audiard)
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