Pipeline description in README#111
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I had some other ideas of stuff that would be helpful for beginners! ##Introduction:
##Usage: I would say run directory not run dir tags: I would say such as lanes, projects, etc.
Updating the pipeline: ##Parameters: I think the --fasta parameter being mandatory if there is no --genome is hidden in the help text on parameters page. I think somewhere in usage or intro it should say one or the other is necessary |
Co-authored-by: Matilda Åslin <matilda.aslin@medsci.uu.se>
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| **nf-core/seqinspector** is a bioinformatics pipeline that ... | ||
| **nf-core/seqinspector** is a bioinformatics pipeline that that processes raw sequencedata (FASTQ) to provide comprehensive quality control. It can perform subsampling, quality assessment, duplication level analysis, and complexity evaluation on a per-sample basis, while also detecting adapter content, technical artifacts, and common biological contaminants. The pipeline generates detailed MultiQC reports with flexible output options, ranging from individual sample reports to project-wide summaries, making it particularly useful for sequencing core facilities and research groups with access to sequencing instruments. |
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please don't forget to add this also to the github repo description (in a shorter form)
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@mashehu where do you mean? On the pipelines overview page?
Co-authored-by: Pontus Höjer <pontus.hojer@scilifelab.se>
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