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sand_align_master - align candidate sequences in parallel
sand_align_master [options] sand_align_kernel candidates.cand sequences.cfa overlaps.ovl
sand_align_master is the second step in the SAND assembler. It reads in a list of sequences and a list of candidate pairs to consider, generated by sand_filter_master(1). It then performs all of the comparisons and produces a list of overlaps (in OVL format) that exceed a quality threshhold.
This program uses the Work Queue system to distributed tasks among processors. After starting sand_align_master, you must start a number of work_queue_worker(1) processes on remote machines. The workers will then connect back to the master process and begin executing tasks. The actual alignments are performed by sand_align_kernel(1) on each machine.
On success, returns zero. On failure, returns non-zero.
Suppose that you begin with a compressed FASTA file (mydata.cfa) and a list of candidate reads (mydata.cand) generated by sand_filter_master(1). First, start a single work_queue_worker(1) process in the background. Then, invoke sand_align_master() as follows:
% work_queue_worker localhost 9123 & % sand_align_master sand_align_kernel mydata.cand mydata.cfa mydata.ovl
To speed up the process, run more work_queue_worker() processes on other machines, or use condor_submit_workers(1) or sge_submit_workers(1) to start hundreds of workers in your local batch system.
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