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The West Nile Virus (WNV) pipeline currently uses RAxML for tree building, which is taking up a significant portion of the runtime (about 4 out of 6 hours).
@DOH-LMT2303 investigated the literature and found that both RAxML and IQ-TREE have been used in WNV studies. Based on this, she concluded that we could probably use any tool that produces a maximum likelihood phylogeny and get similar results.
@jameshadfield confirmed that RAxML was used in the original build because it was the standard at the time. He stated that if he were to create the build today, he would use IQ-TREE.
There doesn't appear to be any WNV-specific reason for using RAxML over IQ-TREE, but let me know if if I'm mistaken. I'm going to explore swapping in IQ-Tree and see if we get any speedups
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Swap in IQ-Tree and determine if we get any speedups to further avoid the 6hr GitHub Action runtime limit.
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The West Nile Virus (WNV) pipeline currently uses RAxML for tree building, which is taking up a significant portion of the runtime (about 4 out of 6 hours).
Based on some online reading about RAXML generally runs much slower than IQ-Tree, I checked in with @DOH-LMT2303 and @jameshadfield if we could switch to IQ-Tree or if there was a technical reason why RAXML was selected over IQ-Tree for WNV.
There doesn't appear to be any WNV-specific reason for using RAxML over IQ-TREE, but let me know if if I'm mistaken. I'm going to explore swapping in IQ-Tree and see if we get any speedups
Description
Swap in IQ-Tree and determine if we get any speedups to further avoid the 6hr GitHub Action runtime limit.
Examples
Possible solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: