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@guanjue
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Hi,
Sorry, for the late reply.
For Q1, the answer is yes. For each row, it will be a 200bp bins' read counts for each replicate of each epigenomic feature. So, yes, you can simply take the row-means as the average.
Best wishes. Guanjue
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Awesome, thanks so much!
Hello @guanjue,
Hope you're well!
I wanted to clarify the instructions for the
prepMat
regarding replicates as stated here: https://github.com/guanjue/IDEAS_2018/blob/5881efae8e42ce711766d021a88e2cfe309a1f52/IDEAS_APP/readme_prepMat#L32How exactly do I average the files?
Can I assume the 1 millionth line in
ATAC_rep1.bed.gz
corresponds to the same region as the 1 millionth line inATAC_rep2.bed.gz
? The above assumes I've used theprepMat
program to create the files.If the answer is "yes" to my above question, I guess I could just iterate through each line in the
.bed.gz
files for a group of replicates and take the average. (i.e. take line 1 from 3 different replicate.bed.gz
files and average these 3 numbers all from line 1 of the original file)