Nonpareil
Estimates metagenomic coverage and sequence diversity
Nonpareil uses the redundancy of the reads in a metagenomic dataset to estimate the average coverage and predict the amount of sequences that will be required to achieve "nearly complete coverage", defined as ≥95% or ≥99% average coverage.
Since Nonpareil main output has no model information, it is necessary extract the curves
object as a JSON
file.
From version v3.5.5
this can be done with an auxiliary R
script, briefly:
NonpareilCurves.R --json out.json model.npo
Module config options
The module plots a line graph for each sample, with a tab panel to switch between only observed data, only models,
or both combined (model with a dashed line). It will use the colors specified in the JSON file by nonpareil
and,
if some is missing use one from a MultiQC colour scheme (default: Paired) that can be defined with:
nonpareil:
plot_colours: Paired
File search patterns
nonpareil:
- contents: LRstar
fn: "*.json"
max_filesize: 1048576
num_lines: 50