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Split make_SILVA_132_16S_classifier into sequence extraction and training? #147

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erikrikarddaniel opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 4 comments
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Sequence extraction takes forever on the UPPMAX cluster (4-5 days), and uses little memory, whereas the training step requires more memory (20-25 GiB) and takes much shorter (< 3h). To make it possible to set better cpu and memory limits for this, I would therefore suggest that we split this process into two: The first would run the currently first four steps (unzipping, qiime imports and read extraction) and the second would just be the training step.

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Is this still the case (1.1.2/dev)? The whole process make_SILVA_132_16S_classifier takes <3h for me.

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erikrikarddaniel commented Oct 29, 2020 via email

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Sure, I have no reservations against splitting the process.

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This was solved in the linked PR.

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