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What is the delimiter/separator in your |
Thanks for the speedy reply. the pos file is tab separated and no spaces are present in the file. The beagle file however had variable counts of spaces as separator. I fixed this to only have single tabs as separator, but the same error remains:
logs:
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update: there is something wrong with the contents of the .pos file. I wil try to fix it and give another update |
Solved. I should have checked my files better, sorry for bothering. |
Hi I am having this same issue after going through the steps to adjust any delimiter issues. I have tried both genotype formats (.geno.gz from angsd) and probabilities (.beagle.gz). I have tried pos files from both with a tab and space delimiter. What is the correct delimiter to use and can anyone share the code they used to create the pos file? Thanks! |
The delimiter has so to be a tab ( |
Hi I've tried with a tab delimiter. Ive tried with both the beagle and the maf files. Is there anything else that has come up in the past? |
can you paste here the position file you are using and the messages you are getting? |
Hi my pos file looks like this:
My initial output looks like this:
And then I get the warning:
Which continues for each line. |
How many lines in the |
The beagle has 81 columns, with 25 indiviudals. The beagle has 11179723 rows and the pos file has 11179722 |
on you |
Sorry there are 26 individuals - the first is encoded as Ind0 so I underestimated. |
Can you send me a small example (of both beagle and pos) so I can reproduce the error? |
Thanks for all the help so far! |
Your files have different number of positions (1000 vs 3000) but, if you re-generate the
and run:
it runs fine. Can you send me the command you are using? |
Hi @fgvieira,
I could not see what went wrong here. The only header in my data is at the first line of my beagle.gz file.
In which file would the supposed headers be?
Many thanks in advance
and it kept outputting that line for 10 hours until I stopped it
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