ORQAS fails at Ribomap step

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ORQAS fails at Ribomap step

Alex-Nesta opened this issue 3 years ago · comments

I have tried running both the run_ORQAS.sh script and running the pipeline step by step. I have tried using my ownrnaseq and riboseq data and the sample data. I keep getting the same error.

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
what(): stod
ORQAS/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh: line 329: 180610 Aborted

Do you have any experience with this error. I have been digging through this for a whole day now. I appreciate any insight!

I verified I am using salmon 0.7.2 for index and alignment as well as STAR 0.4.2j for the riboprof step.
If you suspect it is a software version incompatibility, would you consider making a docker or singularity container?

Thanks for your help!
Alex

(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/seqtk-env) [nestaa@sumner-log1 ORQAS]$ ORQAS/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
> --rnaseq_fq ${base}/RNA-Seq/GSM3611929_1.fastq \
> --riboseq_fq ${base}/Ribo-Seq/GSM3611926.fastq \
> --transcript_fa ${base}/Iso_BRCA/renamed_cds_sequences.fasta \
> --work_dir ${base}/stepwise/ \
> --offset ${base}/psite.txt \
> --softClipping false \
> --rnaUnstranded true \
> --sailfish_dir ${base}/stepwise/salmon_out
contaminant fasta not provided! Filter step skipped.
skipped filter read step.
aligning reads to transcriptome
aligning RNA_seq to transcriptome...
alignment skipped.
align_reads /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/RNA-Seq/GSM3611929_1.fastq /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/stepwise/alignment/GSM3611929_1_transcript_ /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/stepwise/alignment/GSM3611929_1_transcript_Aligned.out.bam
aligning ribo_seq to transcriptome...
alignment skipped.
align_reads /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/Ribo-Seq/GSM3611926.fastq /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/stepwise/alignment/GSM3611926_transcript_ /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/stepwise/alignment/GSM3611926_transcript_Aligned.out.bam
running riboprof...
cds_range file not provided, assume transcript fasta only contains cds sequences.
getting transcript info...
total number of transcripts in transcriptome: 94317
assigning ribo-seq reads...
constructing profile class...
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
  what():  stod
ORQAS/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh: line 329: 180610 Aborted                 /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS/ORQAS/ribomap/bin/riboprof ${options}
pipeline failed at ribosome profile generation!

Alex Nesta · Answer 1 · Fri Apr 30 2021 10:35:23 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Just repeated with a fresh install of everything and using sample data. Same error. Sorry it's a lot to read through:

Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done
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==> WARNING: A newer version of conda exists. <==
  current version: 4.10.0
  latest version: 4.10.1

Please update conda by running

    $ conda update -n base conda


conda activate orqas2-env

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# To activate this environment, use
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#     $ conda activate orqas2-env
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# To deactivate an active environment, use
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#     $ conda deactivate

(base) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS2]$ nano ~/.bash_profile 
(base) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS2]$ conda activate orqas2-env
(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/orqas2-env) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS2]$ ls
ORQAS
(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/orqas2-env) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS2]$ cd ORQAS/
(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/orqas2-env) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS]$ sh run_ORQAS.sh --rnaseq_fq sample_data/chr21_test_rna.fastq --riboseq_fq sample_data/chr21_test_ribo.fastq --cds_annotation sample_data/chr21_sample_CDS_annotation.fa --salmon_strand U --psites sample_data/sample_psites.txt --wd sample_data_test
Version Info: ### A newer version of Salmon is available. ####
###
The newest version, available at https://github.com/COMBINE-lab/salmon/releases 
contains new features, improvements, and minor bug fixes; please upgrade at your
earliest convenience.
###
index ["sample_data_test/sm_index/"] did not previously exist  . . . creating it
[2021-04-29 22:32:55.306] [jLog] [info] building index
RapMap Indexer

[Step 1 of 4] : counting k-mers
Elapsed time: 0.0516667s

Replaced 105 non-ATCG nucleotides
Clipped poly-A tails from 0 transcripts
Building rank-select dictionary and saving to disk done
Elapsed time: 0.000251107s
Writing sequence data to file . . . done
Elapsed time: 0.000917063s
[info] Building 32-bit suffix array (length of generalized text is 1105278)
Building suffix array . . . success
saving to disk . . . done
Elapsed time: 0.00291992s
done
Elapsed time: 0.0864539s
processed 1000000 positions
khash had 341627 keys
saving hash to disk . . . done
Elapsed time: 0.0260355s
[2021-04-29 22:32:55.875] [jLog] [info] done building index
run_ORQAS.sh: line 73: error_msg: command not found
Version Info: ### A newer version of Salmon is available. ####
###
The newest version, available at https://github.com/COMBINE-lab/salmon/releases 
contains new features, improvements, and minor bug fixes; please upgrade at your
earliest convenience.
###
### salmon (mapping-based) v0.7.2
### [ program ] => salmon 
### [ command ] => quant 
### [ unmatedReads ] => { sample_data/chr21_test_rna.fastq }
### [ index ] => { sample_data_test/sm_index/ }
### [ libType ] => { U }
### [ output ] => { sample_data_test/sm_quant/ }
Logs will be written to sample_data_test/sm_quant/logs
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.198] [jointLog] [info] parsing read library format
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.198] [jointLog] [info] There is 1 library.
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.342] [jointLog] [info] Loading Quasi index
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.342] [jointLog] [info] Loading 32-bit quasi index
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.377] [jointLog] [info] done
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.377] [jointLog] [info] Index contained 834 targets
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.343] [stderrLog] [info] Loading Suffix Array 
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.345] [stderrLog] [info] Loading Transcript Info 
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.346] [stderrLog] [info] Loading Rank-Select Bit Array
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.346] [stderrLog] [info] There were 834 set bits in the bit array
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.347] [stderrLog] [info] Computing transcript lengths
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.347] [stderrLog] [info] Waiting to finish loading hash
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.377] [stderrLog] [info] Successfully loaded position hash
[2021-04-29 22:32:56.377] [stderrLog] [info] Done loading index








[2021-04-29 22:33:09.985] [jointLog] [info] Computed 679 rich equivalence classes for further processing
[2021-04-29 22:33:09.985] [jointLog] [info] Counted 229935 total reads in the equivalence classes 






[2021-04-29 22:33:10.052] [jointLog] [warning] 5.7467% of fragments were shorter than the k used to build the index (31).
If this fraction is too large, consider re-building the index with a smaller k.
The minimum read size found was 25.


[2021-04-29 22:33:10.053] [jointLog] [warning] Only 229935 fragments were mapped, but the number of burn-in fragments was set to 5000000.
The effective lengths have been computed using the observed mappings.

[2021-04-29 22:33:10.053] [jointLog] [info] Mapping rate = 92.8775%

[2021-04-29 22:33:10.053] [jointLog] [info] finished quantifyLibrary()
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.056] [jointLog] [info] Starting optimizer
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.058] [jointLog] [info] Marked 0 weighted equivalence classes as degenerate
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.058] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 0 | max rel diff. = 8.58943
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.071] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 100 | max rel diff. = 0.112244
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.100] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 200 | max rel diff. = 0.0547118
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.144] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 300 | max rel diff. = 0.0383001
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.190] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 400 | max rel diff. = 0.0273019
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.230] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 500 | max rel diff. = 0.019537
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.276] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 600 | max rel diff. = 0.0119184
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.318] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 700 | max rel diff. = 0.0116674
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.362] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 800 | max rel diff. = 0.0117435
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.410] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 900 | max rel diff. = 0.0117991
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.455] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 1000 | max rel diff. = 0.0118409
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.500] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 1100 | max rel diff. = 0.0118732
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.538] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 1200 | max rel diff. = 0.0118985
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.573] [jointLog] [info] iteration = 1286 | max rel diff. = 0.0083639
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.573] [jointLog] [info] Finished optimizer
[2021-04-29 22:33:10.573] [jointLog] [info] writing output 

contaminant fasta not provided! Filter step skipped.
skipped filter read step.
aligning reads to transcriptome
building transcriptome index...
Apr 29 22:33:10 ..... Started STAR run
Apr 29 22:33:10 ... Starting to generate Genome files
Apr 29 22:33:11 ... starting to sort  Suffix Array. This may take a long time...
Apr 29 22:33:11 ... sorting Suffix Array chunks and saving them to disk...
Apr 29 22:33:12 ... loading chunks from disk, packing SA...
Apr 29 22:33:12 ... writing Suffix Array to disk ...
Apr 29 22:33:13 ... Finished generating suffix array
Apr 29 22:33:13 ... starting to generate Suffix Array index...
Apr 29 22:33:13 ... writing SAindex to disk
Apr 29 22:33:13 ..... Finished successfully
aligning RNA_seq to transcriptome...
Apr 29 22:33:13 ..... Started STAR run
Apr 29 22:33:13 ..... Started mapping
Apr 29 22:33:29 ..... Finished successfully
align_reads sample_data/chr21_test_rna.fastq sample_data_test/alignment/chr21_test_rna_transcript_ sample_data_test/alignment/chr21_test_rna_transcript_Aligned.out.bam
aligning ribo_seq to transcriptome...
Apr 29 22:33:29 ..... Started STAR run
Apr 29 22:33:29 ..... Started mapping
Apr 29 22:33:49 ..... Finished successfully
align_reads sample_data/chr21_test_ribo.fastq sample_data_test/alignment/chr21_test_ribo_transcript_ sample_data_test/alignment/chr21_test_ribo_transcript_Aligned.out.bam
running riboprof...
cds_range file not provided, assume transcript fasta only contains cds sequences.
getting transcript info...
total number of transcripts in transcriptome: 834
assigning ribo-seq reads...
constructing profile class...
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
  what():  stod
./ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh: line 329: 28354 Aborted                 riboprof ${options}
pipeline failed at ribosome profile generation!
2021-04-29 22:33:49,946 - INFO: Accessing dir: sample_data_test/
2021-04-29 22:33:49,949 - INFO: File sample_data_test/sm_quant/quant.sf closed.
2021-04-29 22:33:49,950 - INFO: Error on line 227
2021-04-29 22:33:49,950 - INFO: not enough values to unpack (expected 1, got 0)
2021-04-29 22:33:49,950 - INFO: Error on line 60
2021-04-29 22:33:49,951 - INFO: 1
Transcript to cds assignment not provided... calculating it.
2021-04-29 22:33:50,017 - INFO: File sample_data/chr21_sample_CDS_annotation.fa closed.
2021-04-29 22:33:50,020 - INFO: Process ended succesfully.
2021-04-29 22:33:50,077 - INFO: Reading file sample_data_test/sample_data_test.Abundance.txt
2021-04-29 22:33:50,077 - INFO: Error on line 109
2021-04-29 22:33:50,077 - INFO: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'sample_data_test/sample_data_test.Abundance.txt'
2021-04-29 22:33:50,077 - INFO: Error on line 63
2021-04-29 22:33:50,077 - INFO: 1
DONE! Outputs are in sample_data_test
To obtain periodicity and uniformity values run validateORF with a single sample or a pool of samples from the same condition
(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/orqas2-env) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS]$

Alex Nesta · Answer 2 · Fri Apr 30 2021 10:53:05 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

UPDATE: Tried with a fresh ubuntu VM instead of using my university cluster. Same error.

Getting closer... Definitely an issue with the riboprof step of ribomap:

I believe I am failing on line 147 of ribomap in read_mapper.cpp

https://github.com/Kingsford-Group/ribomap/blob/e96093d97c8fd2bf2f6abe453b9fc7abaad00a9c/src/read_mapper.cpp

bool readmapper_pipeline(const transcript_info& tinfo, const char* mRNA_bam, const char* ribo_bam, int lmin, int lmax, bool useSecondary, bool useRC, const string& offset, const char* tabd_fname, const string& tabd_type, double tabd_cutoff, const string& log_prefix)
{
  cout<<"assigning ribo-seq reads..."<<endl;
  cout<<"constructing profile class..."<<endl;
  ribo_profile rprofile(tinfo, tabd_fname, tabd_type, tabd_cutoff);
  cout<<"number of transcripts in profile class: "<<rprofile.number_of_transcripts()<<endl;
  cout<<"loading reads from bam..."<<endl;

Specifically, I think one of the function arguments for rprofile is being provided as a string, when a double is expected, leading to the following error:

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
  what():  stod

I think that would be one of these arguments when running riboprof, although they are all numeric....:

--min_fplen 25 
--max_fplen 33
--offset 11
--tabd_cutoff 0.01

I think the next step is to cout<< all of the arguments and see what is getting hung up.

(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/orqas2-env) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS]$ riboprof \
> --fasta /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS2/ORQAS/sample_data/chr21_sample_CDS_annotation.fa \
> --cds_range /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS2/ORQAS/sample_data_test/sample_data_test.ENSTtoCDS.txt \
> --mrnabam /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS2/ORQAS/sample_data_test/alignment/chr21_test_rna_transcript_Aligned.out.bam \
> --ribobam /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS2/ORQAS/sample_data_test/alignment/chr21_test_ribo_transcript_Aligned.out.bam \
> --min_fplen 25 \
> --max_fplen 33 \
> --offset 11 \
> --sf /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS2/ORQAS/sample_data_test/sm_quant/quant.sf \
> --tabd_cutoff 0.01  \
> --out /pod/2/beck-lab/alex/Breast_Cancer/scripts/ORQAS2/ORQAS/sample_data_test/outputs/ribomapout
getting transcript info...
total number of transcripts in transcriptome: 834
assigning ribo-seq reads...
constructing profile class...
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
  what():  stod
Aborted
(/projects/beck-lab/alex/miniconda/orqas2-env) [nestaa@sumner030 ORQAS]$

Alex Nesta · Answer 3 · Sun May 02 2021 07:20:33 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

I wrote a hack to get it working for the most part.

The issue seems to be that the line headers of the quant.sf are read into riboprof and cause it to crash. deleting the header of quant.sf allows riboprof to complete successfully.

I replaced step 2 or run_ORQAS.sh starting at line 99 with the following code.
Essentially, the run_ribomap.sh is run once, fails, then the first line of quant.sf is deleted, and then run_ribomap.sh is run again.

while this is not elegant, I ran into other issues when I tried to delete the first line of quant.sf before running run_ribomap.sh once.

I hope this information helps you implement a proper solution, but maybe helps others in the meantime.

####################
# 2: RUN RIBOMAP   #
####################

if [[ ${salmon_strand} == *"U"* ]]; then
     rnaseq_strand="true"
else
     rnaseq_strand="false"
fi

	
if [[ -e  "${wd}/outputs/" ]]; then
      echo "Ribomap output already exists. Skipping..."
else 
      ${orqas_dir}/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
      --rnaseq_fq ${rnaseq_fq} \
      --riboseq_fq ${riboseq_fq} \
      --transcript_fa ${cds_annotation} \
      --work_dir "${wd}/" \
      --offset ${psites} \
      --softClipping false \
      --rnaUnstranded ${rnaseq_strand}  \
      --sailfish_dir ${salmon_output}    
      
      sed '1d' ${salmon_output}/quant.sf > ${salmon_output}/quant.sftmpfile; mv ${salmon_output}/quant.sftmpfile ${salmon_output}/quant.sf
      
      ${orqas_dir}/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
      --rnaseq_fq ${rnaseq_fq} \
      --riboseq_fq ${riboseq_fq} \
      --transcript_fa ${cds_annotation} \
      --work_dir "${wd}/" \
      --offset ${psites} \
      --softClipping false \
      --rnaUnstranded ${rnaseq_strand}  \
      --sailfish_dir ${salmon_output}    
fi

Noah Yu Zhang · Answer 4 · Wed Mar 30 2022 18:39:45 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Hi Alex-Nesta,

I'm also trying to use ORQAS and what you have reported is really useful for me. Really appreciate!

May I ask if you or any other has ever meet another issue which reported like this:
run_ribomap.sh: line 331: 45925 Segmentation fault (core dumped) /riboprof ${options}

Please let me know if you know how to deal with it. Thank you!

I wrote a hack to get it working for the most part.

The issue seems to be that the line headers of the quant.sf are read into riboprof and cause it to crash. deleting the header of quant.sf allows riboprof to complete successfully.

I replaced step 2 or run_ORQAS.sh starting at line 99 with the following code. Essentially, the run_ribomap.sh is run once, fails, then the first line of quant.sf is deleted, and then run_ribomap.sh is run again.

while this is not elegant, I ran into other issues when I tried to delete the first line of quant.sf before running run_ribomap.sh once.

I hope this information helps you implement a proper solution, but maybe helps others in the meantime.
####################
# 2: RUN RIBOMAP   #
####################

if [[ ${salmon_strand} == *"U"* ]]; then
     rnaseq_strand="true"
else
     rnaseq_strand="false"
fi

	
if [[ -e  "${wd}/outputs/" ]]; then
      echo "Ribomap output already exists. Skipping..."
else 
      ${orqas_dir}/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
      --rnaseq_fq ${rnaseq_fq} \
      --riboseq_fq ${riboseq_fq} \
      --transcript_fa ${cds_annotation} \
      --work_dir "${wd}/" \
      --offset ${psites} \
      --softClipping false \
      --rnaUnstranded ${rnaseq_strand}  \
      --sailfish_dir ${salmon_output}    
      
      sed '1d' ${salmon_output}/quant.sf > ${salmon_output}/quant.sftmpfile; mv ${salmon_output}/quant.sftmpfile ${salmon_output}/quant.sf
      
      ${orqas_dir}/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
      --rnaseq_fq ${rnaseq_fq} \
      --riboseq_fq ${riboseq_fq} \
      --transcript_fa ${cds_annotation} \
      --work_dir "${wd}/" \
      --offset ${psites} \
      --softClipping false \
      --rnaUnstranded ${rnaseq_strand}  \
      --sailfish_dir ${salmon_output}    
fi

Eduardo Eyras · Answer 5 · Tue Oct 11 2022 16:09:19 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

I cc Marina in case she can indicate what could be the cause of this ribomap issue E.

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Alex Nesta · Answer 6 · Wed Oct 12 2022 02:16:32 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

I believe the issue is the output file column names. Not sure if it was a software version mismatch? Hopefully that narrows things down. A docker/singularity container might help eliminate such issues in the future. On Oct 11, 2022, at 4:09 AM, Eduardo Eyras ***@***.***> wrote: I cc Marina in case she can indicate what could be the cause of this ribomap issue E.

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Kratos12138 · Answer 7 · Thu Mar 21 2024 19:42:30 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

I wrote a hack to get it working for the most part.

The issue seems to be that the line headers of the quant.sf are read into riboprof and cause it to crash. deleting the header of quant.sf allows riboprof to complete successfully.

I replaced step 2 or run_ORQAS.sh starting at line 99 with the following code. Essentially, the run_ribomap.sh is run once, fails, then the first line of quant.sf is deleted, and then run_ribomap.sh is run again.

while this is not elegant, I ran into other issues when I tried to delete the first line of quant.sf before running run_ribomap.sh once.

I hope this information helps you implement a proper solution, but maybe helps others in the meantime.
####################
# 2: RUN RIBOMAP   #
####################

if [[ ${salmon_strand} == *"U"* ]]; then
     rnaseq_strand="true"
else
     rnaseq_strand="false"
fi

	
if [[ -e  "${wd}/outputs/" ]]; then
      echo "Ribomap output already exists. Skipping..."
else 
      ${orqas_dir}/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
      --rnaseq_fq ${rnaseq_fq} \
      --riboseq_fq ${riboseq_fq} \
      --transcript_fa ${cds_annotation} \
      --work_dir "${wd}/" \
      --offset ${psites} \
      --softClipping false \
      --rnaUnstranded ${rnaseq_strand}  \
      --sailfish_dir ${salmon_output}    
      
      sed '1d' ${salmon_output}/quant.sf > ${salmon_output}/quant.sftmpfile; mv ${salmon_output}/quant.sftmpfile ${salmon_output}/quant.sf
      
      ${orqas_dir}/ribomap/scripts/run_ribomap.sh \
      --rnaseq_fq ${rnaseq_fq} \
      --riboseq_fq ${riboseq_fq} \
      --transcript_fa ${cds_annotation} \
      --work_dir "${wd}/" \
      --offset ${psites} \
      --softClipping false \
      --rnaUnstranded ${rnaseq_strand}  \
      --sailfish_dir ${salmon_output}    
fi

Hi, Alex, lots of thanks, this helps me a lot!
Now I'm facing the difficulty of make a p-sites file by myself, can I get some help or take a look of your p-sites file? Thank you!