case 1 - index.fastq has only one read from reads.fastq (say read_1)
case 2 - index.fastq is the same as reads.fastq (so read_1 + many other reads)
I would expect that the generated PAF file would have the same sequences mapped to read_1 in both scenarios. But I see that in case 1, there are ~140k mappings whereas in case 2, there are no mappings. I check number of mappings by looking at the 6th column in the PAF.
Hi,
I'm running the following mm2 command using 2 different indices -
case 1 -
index.fastq
has only one read fromreads.fastq
(sayread_1
) case 2 -index.fastq
is the same asreads.fastq
(soread_1
+ many other reads)I would expect that the generated PAF file would have the same sequences mapped to
read_1
in both scenarios. But I see that in case 1, there are ~140k mappings whereas in case 2, there are no mappings. I check number of mappings by looking at the 6th column in the PAF.Is this the expected behavior of mm2?