A script to generate completeness info for a given list of splits.
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This program tells you the completeness and redundency of single-copy gene sources available for your contigs-db.
For example, some of the defaults are collections of single-copy core genes named Protista_83, Archaea_76, and Bacteria_71. This program will give you a rough estimate of how many Protist, Archaeal, and Bacterial genomes are included in your dataset using these single-copy core genes.
You can use the following run to list available completeness sources in your contigs-db:
anvi-compute-completeness -c contigs-db \ --list-completeness-sources
Then you can run this program on a specifc source as folows:
anvi-compute-completeness -c contigs-db \ --completeness-source Bacteria_71
You can also provide a splits-txt to focus on a specific set of splits, or declare a minimum e-value for a gene to count as a hit. The default is 1e-15.
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The following is the list of parameters and their descriptions in the latest version of anvi-compute-completeness.
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