what is the best approach to control cluster size? I run PhylogicNDT with WGS data and some clusters I found has less than 20 mutations. Usually these clusters have very low probability density with wide CCF variance as expected I think. Is there a way to control min cluster size directly or make PhylogicNDT ignore these clusters during the contraction of the tree and assign them to the most probable nodes later on?
I am also running into a similar issue, would be great to be able to filter out clusters with less than 10 mutations during tree formation. I tried changing the pi_k_mu and pi_k_r values without much success.
what is the best approach to control cluster size? I run PhylogicNDT with WGS data and some clusters I found has less than 20 mutations. Usually these clusters have very low probability density with wide CCF variance as expected I think. Is there a way to control min cluster size directly or make PhylogicNDT ignore these clusters during the contraction of the tree and assign them to the most probable nodes later on?