Closed songmj86 closed 6 months ago
Hi @songmj86,
There's no straightforward answer to your question, unfortunately. It really depends on your goal (i.e. how conservative do you want/need to be).
If you use the score calibration feature, scores will be very close to probabilities, so you can set interpretable cutoffs (e.g., at least 90% probability of being a plasmid or virus).
Otherwise, the default cutoffs work pretty well. geNomad already applies some filters to try to avoid some obvious mispredictions. If you are interested in viruses, can also couple geNomad with CheckV to retain only medium/high-quality genomes.
Thank you for your kindness!
Hi
I would like to ask the proper threshold to define the plasmid, virus, and chromosme?
Thank you !