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Thank you for making the very useful dynast pipeline. We use it a lot in our analysis. One issue I have running into is that dynast count is very slow. I am using dynast v1.01 and for a standard deep sequencing run (NextSeq, Novaseq, etc.) a library will take 4-5 days (96+ hours) to complete. I am wondering if it is somehow related to not using the number of threads specified (I specify -t 8-16). When I check my running processes using ps -u, I sometimes see that there is only 1 process running for dynast count when there were the number t specified for dynast consensus, which runs much faster (<8 hours).
Hi Xiaojie,
Thank you for making the very useful dynast pipeline. We use it a lot in our analysis. One issue I have running into is that dynast count is very slow. I am using
dynast v1.01
and for a standard deep sequencing run (NextSeq, Novaseq, etc.) a library will take 4-5 days (96+ hours) to complete. I am wondering if it is somehow related to not using the number of threads specified (I specify-t 8-16
). When I check my running processes usingps -u
, I sometimes see that there is only 1 process running fordynast count
when there were the numbert
specified fordynast consensus
, which runs much faster (<8 hours).Here is a standard workflow that I use:
Thanks for your help!
William
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