Performance Testing of Fungal Proteomes
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Other organizations : University of Oxford
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Variable analysis
- Number of fungal species selected for each dataset (4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256)
- Performance of OrthoFinder with DIAMOND (using 16 parallel threads) on the different sized fungal proteome datasets
- Ensuring the last common ancestor was the same for each dataset
- Using a single Intel E5-2640v3 Haswell node (16 cores) on the Oxford University ARCUS-B server
- Running OrthoFinder with DIAMOND using 16 parallel threads (arguments: "-S diamond -t 16 -a 16")
- Testing all methods submitted to Quest for Orthologs that provided a user-runnable implementation on the same fungi datasets and the same ARCUS-B server nodes, running in parallel using 16 threads (when supported by the method)
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