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Thank you for providing herro.
I've tested it on four ONT datasets one of which is public.
The number reads and nucleotides after correction are very variable, ranging in my case from 2 to 20% for…
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A faster way to hand off output to assemblers; can include coverage information
Spec: http://lh3.github.io/2014/07/23/first-update-on-gfa/
ABySS implementation: https://github.com/bcgsc/abyss/tree/g…
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Some stats programs have things like kmer (with -K) reports and probe-id
counting (with -D).
These programs can consume a lot of RAM (>10GB), even with the highly efficient
sparsehash library o…
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```
Some stats programs have things like kmer (with -K) reports and probe-id
counting (with -D).
These programs can consume a lot of RAM (>10GB), even with the highly efficient
sparsehash library o…
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```
Some stats programs have things like kmer (with -K) reports and probe-id
counting (with -D).
These programs can consume a lot of RAM (>10GB), even with the highly efficient
sparsehash library o…
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```
Some stats programs have things like kmer (with -K) reports and probe-id
counting (with -D).
These programs can consume a lot of RAM (>10GB), even with the highly efficient
sparsehash library o…
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```
Some stats programs have things like kmer (with -K) reports and probe-id
counting (with -D).
These programs can consume a lot of RAM (>10GB), even with the highly efficient
sparsehash library o…
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```
Some stats programs have things like kmer (with -K) reports and probe-id
counting (with -D).
These programs can consume a lot of RAM (>10GB), even with the highly efficient
sparsehash library o…
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If I run kmercamel on human genome, the output FASTA file starts with `>chr1 CP068277.2 Homo sapiens isolate CHM13 chromosome 1`.
This is misleading. It's not genomic sequence, it's chromosome 1, e…
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Hello Sir,
I hope you are doing well.
I am trying to use genome scope in order to know the percentage repeat content of the genome. I am having a hard time understanding the output. Can you plea…