Alright, and can I just type -o outputfile for the output then?
Hi! I have to files generated from ORF finding tool and Genemark and a script that is supposed to convert them to Artemis friendly formats. Here is the instructions, but I don't get it, what should I write in the command?
GenePrediction2Artemis.pl - conversion script for gene predictions.
=head1 PURPOSE
GenePrediction2Artemis.pl converts the output file from getorf or GeneMark to a file that can be read in Artemis. Give input and output and either getorf or genemark.
=head1 USAGE
GenePrediction2Artemis.pl -i|input gene_precition -o|output artemis_file [ -getorf -genemark ]
-getorf for getorf output files
-genemark for GeneMark output files
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$ perl GenePrediction2Artemis.pl -i gene_prediction_file -o outputfile
Then, at the end of the command, append -getorf if your input file is a result from (what I assume is) the getorf program. Similarly, if you used GeneMark for your prediction, give -genemark. I presume this is to tell the script what format to expect in the input file.
Yep. Well, replace outputfile with whatever you want the name of the output file to be.
I don't know if its a required option or not (it doesn't look like it), but if it isn’t , normally the results will be printed to screen.
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