Error: addGroupCoverages
Hi,
I'm new to handling scATAC-seq data and followed the ArchR tutorial with test data (i.e., Hematopoiesis dataset). When I ran the addGroupCoverages functions for Pseudo-bulk Replicates, there came below error:
projHeme4 <- addGroupCoverages(ArchRProj = projHeme3, groupBy = "Clusters2")
ArchR logging to : ArchRLogs/ArchR-addGroupCoverages-7efb5c5225a6-Date-2025-12-01_Time-11-55-38.417641.log
If there is an issue, please report to github with logFile!
subThreading Enabled since ArchRLocking is FALSE see `addArchRLocking`
2025-12-01 11:55:39.507496 : Creating Coverage Files!, 0.018 mins elapsed.
2025-12-01 11:55:39.507947 : Batch Execution w/ safelapply!, 0.018 mins elapsed.
> #### step 7: pseudo-bulk replicates and peak calling
> ##pseudo-bulk replicates
> projHeme4 <- addGroupCoverages(ArchRProj = projHeme3, groupBy = "Clusters2")
ArchR logging to : ArchRLogs/ArchR-addGroupCoverages-7efb1525e4a4-Date-2025-12-01_Time-11-56-04.961457.log
If there is an issue, please report to github with logFile!
subThreading Enabled since ArchRLocking is FALSE see `addArchRLocking`
2025-12-01 11:56:06.106228 : Creating Coverage Files!, 0.019 mins elapsed.
2025-12-01 11:56:06.10677 : Batch Execution w/ safelapply!, 0.019 mins elapsed.
2025-12-01 11:57:29.098289 : Adding Kmer Bias to Coverage Files!, 1.402 mins elapsed.
Error in .safelapply(seq_along(availableChr), function(x) { :
Error Found Iteration 1 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]] : no such sequence\n"
<simpleError in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]]: no such sequence>
Error Found Iteration 2 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]] : no such sequence\n"
<simpleError in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]]: no such sequence>
Error Found Iteration 3 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]] : no such sequence\n"
<simpleError in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]]: no such sequence>
Error Found Iteration 4 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]] : no such sequence\n"
<simpleError in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]]: no such sequence>
Error Found Iteration 5 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]] : no such sequence\n"
<simpleError in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]]: no such sequence>
Error Found Iteration 6 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]] : no such sequence\n"
<simpleError in BSgenome[[availableChr[x]]]: no such sequence>
Error Found Iteration 7 :
[1] "Error in BSgenome[[av
In addition: Warning message:
In mclapply(..., mc.cores = threads, mc.preschedule = preschedule) :
24 function calls resulted in an error
log file ArchR-addGroupCoverages-7efb1525e4a4-Date-2025-12-01_Time-11-56-04.961457.log ArchR-addGroupCoverages-7efb5c5225a6-Date-2025-12-01_Time-11-55-38.417641.log ArchR-addGroupCoverages-7efb132cb5c7-Date-2025-12-01_Time-11-46-55.485477.log
Additional context ArchR version: 1.0.3
Thanks!
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