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NAME
run-sepp.sh - a phylogenetic placement tool
DESCRIPTION
usage: run-sepp.sh [input fragments file] [output prefix] [-x N] [-A ALIGN] [-P N] [any other SEPP argument] [-t TREE] [-a ALIGN] [-r RAXML] [-n argN] [-b argB] OPTIONS -x N, --cpu N Use N cpus [default: number of cpus available on the machine] -A ALIGN, --alignmentSize ALIGN max alignment subset size of ALIGN [default: 10% of the total number of taxa or the placement subset size if given] -P N, --placementSize N max placement subset size of N [default: 10% of the total number of taxa or the alignment length (whichever bigger)] -t TREE, --referencePhylogeny TREE Input tree file (newick format) [default: None] -a ALIGN, --referenceAlignment ALIGN Aligned fasta file [default: None] -r RAXML, --referenceInfoFile RAXML RAxML_info file including model parameters, generated by RAxML.[default: None] -n argN, --noTreeComputation argN if set to something (for instance 1), no tree computation is made, just the placements one. -b argB, --debugInformation argB If set to something (for instance 1), report debugging information. Optional commands need not be in order. Any SEPP option can also be passed. For example, use -x 8 to make SEPP us 8 threads
SEE ALSO
run_sepp.py(5)