dirPath: C: /Users/salme/Desktop/SYNCdata/NGS 2019/2423 endo/UNZIP/filtered
the filtered folder contains gz files below.
I understand ">" is missing. WHERE should it be used?
the filtered folder contains the fastq sequences after the R filtrations. They are ALL zipped files. I trust it is correct to place the downloaded sliva__nr_132_train_set.fa file which also is gz file. Should I unzip them? in order to have ">"?
Im sorry I dont know. I hope you can find someone with experience with these files and packages to help you. I think I helped you as much as a general R user could. Sorry.
loading libraries. every now and then it says that things are masked (below): Do I need to do smth about it?
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library(phangorn) Loading required package: ape Attaching package: ‘ape’ The following object is masked from ‘package:Biostrings’: complement
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I paste below the directory with fastq files and silva. Does it look okay to you?
dir(path="C:/Users/salme/Desktop/SYNCdata/NGS 2019/2423 endo/UNZIP/filtered"
I see that there are input, filtered denoised, mergerd and, nochim files. Where are the nochim files located? Apparently I should place my silva file in the folder in order the taxonomy assignment to work. Correct?
Yes, but their former description creates fastq files. And they ask to place the silva file in the directory with the fastq files.
An other issue concerns " multithread=TRUE" Should it be " multithread=FALSE" for the Windows throughout the tutorial ?
so maybe its sufficient, to have the file placed where things it references are, but not to name them to the function call...
multithread is an option to run on more than 1 core, it doesnt seem supported on windows, if you are on windows, therefore you shouldnt use it, even if you follow a tutorial that uses it. They are likely on unix if they are using it.