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Andrey ARISTOV
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## Installation
## Installation
git clone https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/aaristov/multichip-snakemake.git
cd multichip-snakemake
pip install -r requirements.txt
## Running locally
## Running locally
On
Eliss
a computer find and launch the icon on the desktop "Snakemake".
On
Athen
a computer find and launch the icon on the desktop "Snakemake".
The terminal will open.
The terminal will open.
The command to launch reconstruction:
The command to launch reconstruction:
```
```
snakemake -c1
2
D:\Andrey\Data\path_to_final_table.csv
snakemake -c1 D:\Andrey\Data\path_to_final_table.csv
```
```
For conveniense it is possible to drag and drop the folder into the terminal to get a valid path, then simply add the missing filename at the end.
For conveniense it is possible to drag and drop the folder into the terminal to get a valid path, then simply add the missing filename at the end.
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