Thanks for the HiC data simulation code from the 3D coordinates. The example script works well on the given yeast genome data, I also reconstructed a contact matrix from the output coordinates obtained from a mouse single cell data (Setting alpha=-3 and a large beta so as to avoid generating very sparse data)
Will the reconstructed contact matrix in this case be comparable with the original contact matrix? Th parameter alpha=-3 is obtained by relating distances with the contact count, but since single cell data does not have contact frequencies, I wonder how relevant the alpha parameter is? I am finding it difficult to convince myself.
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It's hard to say: the data you are using probably doesn't follow a poisson distribution, so you might be better using a whole other way to simulate data than the one I used.
Hi Nelle,
Thanks for the HiC data simulation code from the 3D coordinates. The example script works well on the given yeast genome data, I also reconstructed a contact matrix from the output coordinates obtained from a mouse single cell data (Setting alpha=-3 and a large beta so as to avoid generating very sparse data)
Will the reconstructed contact matrix in this case be comparable with the original contact matrix? Th parameter alpha=-3 is obtained by relating distances with the contact count, but since single cell data does not have contact frequencies, I wonder how relevant the alpha parameter is? I am finding it difficult to convince myself.
Any help will be great!
Thanks, Tarak