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When will v3 be officially out? #63
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Hi, Thanks a lot for your interest in Cas-OFFinder. I am no longer working on this repo anymore, and all the development efforts for the next version of Cas-OFFinder has been moved to https://github.com/pnucolab. As you can notice, I have recently started an independent new research group. But soon after I realized that I cannot really focus on the actual development anymore due to a lot of administrative burdens and teaching. So now my students are working on it - they are still on the learning curve, which means it is slow, but it is keep progressing. I once thought hiring a scientific programmer or a postdoc to boost the progress, but we have recently failed to secure fundings (e.g. CZI EOSS) for that... But as I said, although it is slow, we are working on it. And perhaps we can release it by the end of this year, hopefully. If you are still interested, keep on your eyes on our new group page. Thanks! Best, |
Hi Jeongbin, Congrats to your new roles! BTW, is there any possibility/interest in migrating Cas-OFFinder to the R world? Best, |
Cas-OFFinder is a standalone program, thus you can call it from any language, inkl. R. |
Hi Jeongbin, Do you absolutely NOT recommend using v3 for now? I am asking because I did some benchmarking tests using v2.4, v2.4.1, v3b, with and without bulge analysis. The results are very inconsistent, and some are confusing. Below is my summary. My testing input files are like below:
v2.4Using input_withoutbulge.txt:
What are the "nnnn" in the output? Why the mismatch numbers do not match with the number of lower case letters (e.g. the third last line)? Using input_withbulge.txt:
With bulge in the input.txt and using the Python wrapper (
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Hi Kai, Very nice summary! I am going through the same error when running CasOffinder v2.4.1 with bulge saying "Critical error! The length of target sequences should match with the length of pattern sequence." I noticed that you used a wrapper to do the bulge analysis; is it the project https://github.com/hyugel/cas-offinder-bulge? and Hi Jeongbin, |
Hi @xxxin-lgd, Yes, I was using the wrapper you linked. |
Hi developers,
Thanks for creating Cas-OFFinder!
I am very interested in incorporating it into our analytical pipeline. However, seems that there are several unsolved issues in Cas-OFFinder v2 per issues history. Can you kindly let me know if Cas-OFFinder is still actively maintained and if there is a plan for v3 release? We would like to perform bulge analysis, should we wait for v3 or use the wrapper made for v2.4? Thanks!
Best,
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