Hi, I have a problem when classifying sequences. The taxonomy output file has different feature IDs than the input rep-seqs file. Only a few feature IDs are the same. Otherwise the taxonomy file looks fine.
I use the latest version of Qiime2 (2020.2) and run this command:
qiime feature-classifier classify-sklearn --i-classifier silva-132-99-nb-classifier.qza --i-reads B-rep-seqs.qza --o-classification B-taxonomy.qza
I downloaded the pre-trainedSilva reference database from the data resource page on the Qiime2 website (Silva 132 99% OTUs full-length sequences)
I can not find a previous similar issue in the forum, so I am hoping it is a simple mistake on my part. Hopefully someone can help.
Hi @AsaJac, could you please post both of these files here:
B-rep-seqs.qza
B-taxonomy.qza
You can send via DM if these data need to be kept private
This will help us diagnose. Thanks!
Hi, the B samples worked, while the A samples did not. I have attached the files.
A-rep-seqs.qza (246.7 KB) A-taxonomy.qza (164.8 KB)
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Hi @AsaJac,
It looks like the issue a mix-up in filenames (or processing parameters).
Take a look at the provenance in those two files (you can view this with https://view.qiime2.org/)… both artifacts come from the same original data, but diverge at the filter-samples step.
Specifically, the rep-seqs.qza were filtered where "[Primers]='A'" but the taxonomy was filtered where "[Primers]='B'", so the samples (and as a consequence the features) will not overlap 100% in the resulting table.
In other words, you filtered your rep seqs two different times and are trying to compare the taxonomy to the wrong rep seqs artifact.
I hope that helps!
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That makes sense. I will try and look back in the filtering process, see if I can fix it. I am new to Qiime2, so thank you very much for your assistance, it is highly appreciated.
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