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The "Advanced Step-by-step peak calling using MACS3 commands" tutorial [webpage, source] has 2 issues:
The tutorial claims that the 2 test files, CTCF_ChIP_200K.bed.gz and CTCF_Control_200K.bed.gz, can be found "in the MACS3 GitHub repository in the test directory." However, there are no such files currently in the master branch of the MACS GitHub repository.
The macs3 pileup -i <*.bed> ... commands currently (using macs3 3.0.3) raise an error
ERROR @ 26 Feb 2025 21:53:52: [34 MB] Format "AUTO" cannot be recognized!
and seem to fail to automatically detect the BED input format. Adding the option -f BED resolves the issue.
As I'm new to MACS, I'm not sure if this is simply a documentation issue (i.e., the commands in the tutorial should be updated to include the -f BED option) or if this reflects a bug in the macs3 pileup program.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The "Advanced Step-by-step peak calling using MACS3 commands" tutorial [webpage, source] has 2 issues:
The tutorial claims that the 2 test files, CTCF_ChIP_200K.bed.gz and CTCF_Control_200K.bed.gz, can be found "in the MACS3 GitHub repository in the test directory." However, there are no such files currently in the master branch of the MACS GitHub repository.
The
macs3 pileup -i <*.bed> ...
commands currently (using macs3 3.0.3) raise an errorand seem to fail to automatically detect the BED input format. Adding the option
-f BED
resolves the issue.As I'm new to MACS, I'm not sure if this is simply a documentation issue (i.e., the commands in the tutorial should be updated to include the
-f BED
option) or if this reflects a bug in themacs3 pileup
program.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: