cutcounts.bash writes the total number of cuts to an output file. Some of those cuts will lie within unmappable regions; cutcounts.bash currently doesn't receive a mappability file as additional input. When hotspot2.sh computes the SPOT score, the numerator is currently restricted to mappable cuts, but the denominator is the unrestricted tally from cutcounts.bash.
Correcting this should yield very little or no difference in the SPOT score (maybe in the 4th significant digit?), so this is not a high priority item.
cutcounts.bash writes the total number of cuts to an output file. Some of those cuts will lie within unmappable regions; cutcounts.bash currently doesn't receive a mappability file as additional input. When hotspot2.sh computes the SPOT score, the numerator is currently restricted to mappable cuts, but the denominator is the unrestricted tally from cutcounts.bash.
Correcting this should yield very little or no difference in the SPOT score (maybe in the 4th significant digit?), so this is not a high priority item.