A simple program for classifing and separating paired-ends (PE) FASTQ after removing adapters via adapter-index seq
Major algorithms:
- Exact match search: This is a more direct method for finding exact matches of artificial sequences. Regular expression matching and Hamming distance: This is suitable for detecting and locating index sequences, especially when mismatches of a certain length are taken into account.
- Process and classify PE sequences: After removing the adapter and index sequences, classify the PE sequences and create new PE FASTQ files.
- Use Multi-threads, SIMD and AsyncIO to handle large amounts of data.
# Install rust
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
# or update
rustup update
cd SegPE
cargo build --release
## SIMD edit Cargo.toml first
# Intel x86
cargo build --features simd_avx2 --release
# Arm
cargo build --features simd_neon --release
time RUST_LOG=INFO ./target/release/segpe --five-art-fa data/5_art.fa --three-art-fa data/3_art.fa --five-idx-fa data/idx.fa --pe1-fastq data/PE1.fastq.gz --pe2-fastq data/PE2.fastq.gz -n 1000 -b 100 -o data/output
0.1.14, build-240429
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