Closed amirshams84 closed 6 years ago
Those sets don't have to be always different.
How many replicates did you run pipelines with? If it's just one, those two sets should be identical.
Jin
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I don't see any difference
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The optimal set is the maximal set of peaks one can get by comparing true replicates or pseudoreplicates (obtained by pooling reads from true replicates and subsampling equal number of mutually exclusive reads). So some times they can be the same. And they will be the same if there is only one replicate.
I don't see any difference