Hello @colinbrislawn - I have a novice question about using this pre-trained classifier.
The qza files available in the GitHub link you posted, can these be used directly in the "test the classifier" portion of this q2-feature-classifier tutorial?
Hi @colinbrislawn thank you for creating this classifier!
I downloaded the latest version and tried it with my data. However, it runs for about 20 minutes before the job is killed. I am assuming this is due to insufficient RAM (I have 16GB)?
In that case, I should likely create my own classifier using RESCRIPt? Thank you.
Making a new classifier takes more memory then using an existing classifier. Using one of these pre-made ones still probably your best option with limited memory...
I would try using a smaller number of reads per batch, say --p-reads-per-batch 5000 or 1000.
I have the same issue—after updating QIIME2 to version 2025.4, the classifiers no longer work. When I try to use them, the execution gets interrupted. I don’t think it’s a RAM issue since I have 16GB, and I had no problems with the previous classifiers and QIIME2 version 2023.9. What could be the cause?
Hi @Steven_Criollo, Are you using newly trained classifiers, or classifiers that were trained for QIIME 2 2023.9? The classifiers need to be updated every time we update to a new version of scikit-learn, and we did that in 2024.10, so pre-2024.10 classifiers won't work with 2025.4. @colinbrislawn has new ones trained which you can download from his git repository.