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Open linyuiz opened this issue 5 months ago • 1 comments

my plot.cmd.sh:

min_quality=1
cool_binsize=10k
heatmap_binsize=500k

if [ ! -f HiC.clean.q${min_quality}.${cool_binsize}.cool ]; then
    cphasing pairs2cool ../HiC.clean.pairs.pqs \
        ../used.genome.contigsizes HiC.clean.q${min_quality}.${cool_binsize}.cool \
        -q ${min_quality} -bs ${cool_binsize}
fi
cphasing plot -a ../4.scaffolding/groups.agp \
    -m HiC.clean.q${min_quality}.${cool_binsize}.cool \
        -o groups.q${min_quality}.${heatmap_binsize}.wg.png -bs ${heatmap_binsize} -oc

Why does plot.bedtools.log display the following information, and does it have any impact?

***** WARNING: File /project2//99.test/02.hic/tmp_of_HIC/01.C-Phasing/HIC/cphasing_output/5.plot/tmp_24psbhf.b has a record where naming convention (leading zero) is inconsistent with other files:
Chr10g1	0	7891	h2tg000034l	10780000	10787891	-

***** WARNING: File /project2//99.test/02.hic/tmp_of_HIC/01.C-Phasing/HIC/cphasing_output/5.plot/tmp_24psbhf.b has a record where naming convention (leading zero) is inconsistent with other files:
Chr10g1	0	7891	h2tg000034l	10780000	10787891	-

linyuiz avatar Sep 02 '25 14:09 linyuiz

Hi,

This is only a warning related to chromosome naming. It occurs because our chromosome names use a leading zero (Chr0X) when Chr10 and Chr0X appear simultaneously. The warning is simply reminding us that inconsistent use of leading zeros in chromosome names may cause issues.

Best, Yibin

wangyibin avatar Sep 03 '25 07:09 wangyibin