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A question about Allele.ctg.table

Open YuChrming opened this issue 3 years ago • 1 comments

Dear Aouthr! For now, allhic is the closest software for success to polyploidy in which I used.But I have a bewilderment. When I use Allele.ctg.table pruning some hi-c signal, anchoring rate is very low. I think if the hi-c signal were filtered too much? So my question is how to achieve selective retention of hi-c signal, or if I can skip this step? PS: What's the function of the first two columns of Allele.ctg.table? Becuase I find the result of haphazard second column not change a bit.

Thanks so much!

YuChrming avatar Dec 26 '21 10:12 YuChrming

Dear @YuChrming I also noticed that the pruning function filters some Hi-C signals that may be useful to link non-allelic contigs, resulting in a low anchoring rate. That's why we developed the rescue function, which is able to re-anchor contigs that were missed in previous steps. The first two columns in Allele.ctg.table are meaningless and there is no need to take care of them.

tangerzhang avatar Dec 26 '21 10:12 tangerzhang