Unexpectedly high log2 ratios for some but not all samples
I have tried to compare the samples with or without this issue but couldn't find anything that could be the reason. Apart from ploidy # are there other reasons that could contribute to this unexpected high observed log2 ratio?
Best, Zeta
Are the high log2 ratios in the bin-level data (.cnr files) or segments (.cnr files)? Were the ratios high for all data points, or just a few? If you can post a scatter plot here, that would be helpful to triage your issue.
This is a sample with normal values (most values close to 0):
The cnr log2 values density:
The cns log2 values density:

All of these samples below have unexpected higher ratios (some not as high as others)
This sample named Abnormal 3 has an average of 2.79:
The cnr log2 values density:
The cns log2 values density:

This sample named Abnormal 2 has an average of 0.72:
The cnr log2 value density:
The cns log2 value density

This sample named Abnormal 4 has an average of 1.28:
The cnr log2 values density:
The cns log2 values density:

This sample named Abnormal 1 has an average of 0.85:
The cnr log2 values density:
The cns log2 values density:

Thank you so much for your patience!