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Operating Systems Linux Ubuntu Piping with grep Post 302529458 by click on Thursday 9th of June 2011 11:11:29 AM
Old 06-09-2011
Yes my bad. Here is a little hack, although I`d go for awk in this case.

Below is very bad code and may break since it is file-order dependent. Use the awk example Smilie

Code:
egrep "Query|No hits" test | grep -B 1 "No hits"

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PSI-CD-HIT.PL(1)						   User Commands						  PSI-CD-HIT.PL(1)

NAME
psi-cd-hit.pl - runs similar algorithm like CD-HIT but using BLAST to calculate similarities DESCRIPTION
Usage psi-cd-hit [Options] Options -i in_dbname, required -o out_dbname, required -c clustering threshold (sequence identity), default 0.3 -ce clustering threshold (blast expect), default -1, it means by default it doesn't use expect threshold, but with positive value, the program cluster seqs if similarities meet either identity threshold or expect threshold -L coverage of shorter sequence ( aligned / full), default 0.0 -M coverage of longer sequence ( aligned / full), default 0.0 -R (1/0) use psi-blast profile? default 0 perform psi-blast / pdb-blast type search -G (1/0) use global identity? default 1 sequence identity calculated as total identical residues of local alignments / length of shorter seq if you prefer to use -G 0, it is suggested that you also use -L, such as -L 0.8, to prevent very short matches. -d length of description line in the .clstr file, default 30 if set to 0, it takes the fasta defline and stops at first space -l length_of_throw_away_sequences, default 10 -p profile search para, default "-a 2 -d nr80 -j 3 -F F -e 0.001 -b 500 -v 500" -bfdb profile database, default nr80 -s blast search para, default "-F F -e 0.000001 -b 100000 -v 100000" -be blast expect cutoff, default 0.000001 -b filename of list of hosts to run this program in parallel with ssh calls, you need provide a list of hosts -pbs No of jobs to send each time by PBS querying system you can not use both ssh and pbs at same time -k (1/0) keep blast raw output file, default 1 -rs steps of save restart file and clustering output, default 5000 everytime after process 5000 sequences, program write a restart file and current clustering information -restart restart file, readin a restart file if program crash, stoped, termitated, you can restart it by add a option "-restart sth.restart" -rf steps of re format blast database, default 200,000 if program clustered 200,000 seqs, it remove them from seq pool, and re format blast db to save time -local dir of local blast db, when run in parallel with ssh (not pbs), I can copy blast dbs to local drives on each node to save blast db reading time BUT, IT MAY NOT FASTER -J job, job_file, exe specific jobs like parse blast outonly DON'T use it, it is only used by this program itself -single files of ids those you known that they are singletons so I won't run them as queries ============================== by Weizhong Li, liwz@sdsc.edu ============================== If you find cd-hit useful, please kindly cite: "Clustering of highly homologous sequences to reduce thesize of large protein database", Weizhong Li, Lukasz Jaroszewski & Adam GodzikBioinformatics, (2001) 17:282-283 "Cd-hit: a fast program for clustering and comparing large sets of protein or nucleotide sequences", Weizhong Li & Adam Godzik Bioinformatics, (2006) 22:1658-1659 psi-cd-hit.pl 4.6-2012-04-25 April 2012 PSI-CD-HIT.PL(1)
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