bfscan is designed to detect foodborne pathogens using bloom filter and machine learning
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bfscan
BFScan is a tool to scan FASTA and FASTQ files using a combination of k-mer composition, Bloom-filter and machine learning methods.
Example
1. Construction a collection of Bloom filters for targets organisms
$ bfscan-build-filters \
-i \
data/fasta/salmonella.fasta \
data/fasta/listeria.fasta \
data/fasta/campylobacter.fasta \
-o data/filters/filter
2. Training a machine learning model
$ bfscan-build-model \
-i \
data/fasta/salmonella.fasta \
data/fasta/listeria.fasta \
data/fasta/campylobacter.fasta \
-o data/models/model \
-background data/fastq/metagenome.fastq \
-r data/reports/classification_report.txt
3. Running the search
$ bfscan-search \
-i \
reads.fastq \
-o data/results/filtered \
-F fastq
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