Closed uli-arb closed 2 years ago
Thanks for the question. The -y
(or -w <int>
) option is required to analyze single-end reads, but certainly can be used with paired-end reads as well. Paired-end reads may have excessive unpaired alignments under a variety of circumstances, such as low-quality reads (often R2), or an incomplete reference genome.
Hello,
I'm not sure if this is the best place to ask this, but I'm not sure about when to include discordant or half-alignments during peak calling. Is the -y option intended for mainly single-end processing? In what kind of situations would only one of the PE reads be aligning to the genome? Thank you for your help and developing Genrich!