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@@ -71,14 +71,15 @@ We recommend using Prince's pre-trained model and settings for querying.
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To query PRINCE you'll need a target file (eg. samples.txt) with the paths to your fastq files.
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Each sample should take up one line. If you are using paired data it is only necessary to specify one file path and name.
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Eg. sample_1.fq + sample_2.fq can be specified by sample or sample_.
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Eg. sample_1.fq + sample_2.fq can be specified by sample or sample_. Alternatively you can specify the forward reads and reverse reads in two columns separated with a tab.
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samples.txt should look something like this.
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```
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first_sample
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second_sample.fq
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third_sample.fastq
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sample_folder/fourth_sample_
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fifth_sample_2.fastq fifth_sample_2.fastq
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```
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Once you have your target file you can run PRINCE.
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Specify a target output file (eg. output.txt) with -to. If the file doesn't exist PRINCE will create one.
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