Thank you so much for providing this wonderful tool!
If I search a region of ie. the human genome (chr1:1:50000) against the entire human reference genome, will UniqueKMER return the list of k-mers that map once and only once in the reference genome (between chr1:1:50000?)
or
does UniqueKMER keep only k-mers that map zero times against the reference genome?
I raise this issue to highlight the setting where the input FASTA and the reference genome are derived from the same species. I think this type of tool would be useful; Bloom-filters that count k-mers lack sensitivity to count unique k-mers, as far as I know.
Thank you so much for providing this wonderful tool!
If I search a region of ie. the human genome (
chr1:1:50000
) against the entire human reference genome, willUniqueKMER
return the list of k-mers that map once and only once in the reference genome (betweenchr1:1:50000
?)or
does
UniqueKMER
keep only k-mers that map zero times against the reference genome?I raise this issue to highlight the setting where the input FASTA and the reference genome are derived from the same species. I think this type of tool would be useful; Bloom-filters that count k-mers lack sensitivity to count unique k-mers, as far as I know.