Closed jiangshan529 closed 1 year ago
It looks like the data is very sparse, mostly zeros. That's why so many columns and rows are removed. There's not enough data left for the KR algorithm to work. Please, try using data at a lower resolution, like 50kb.
It looks like the data is very sparse, mostly zeros. That's why so many columns and rows are removed. There's not enough data left for the KR algorithm to work. Please, try using data at a lower resolution, like 50kb.
I am working on a single chromosome. If I try it genome-wide will it be better? Actually I want to work at 5kb.
HiCcompare operates on per chromosome basis. For 5kb, you need much deeper sequenced data. KR or any normalization cannot work if the data is mostly zeros.
Hi, when I run KRnorm, there is such an error:
full.test looks like this: