Closed B10inform closed 2 years ago
Helo @B10inform ,
The .st.png are stacked, filled version of the histograms, while .fl.png contain unstacked, filled histograms. The .ln.png contains the line version only, identical to .fl.png, without the filled color.
Yes, it is possible to have shared peak smaller than the hap1 hap2 peak. This happens if the genome contains very diverse haplotypes.
For obtaining phase block related statistics and plots, you'd want to run Merqury in trio mode with haplotype specific kmers (hapmers). More details are laid out here: https://github.com/marbl/merqury/wiki#3-phasing-assessment-with-hap-mers-details
Hi Arang
merqury.sh F1.k18.meryl col0.hapmer.meryl cvi0.hapmer.meryl athal_COL.fasta athal_CVI.fasta test-2
how were the .meryl file created. Were they created using the following files? F1.k18.meryl - reads.fastq col0.hapmer.meryl(mat) - COL.fasta cvi0.hapmer.meryl (pat) - CVI.fasta
Thanks
Hi @B10inform ,
The hapmers were created using the original parental assemblies from the FALCON-Unzip paper. No read data were available.
COL.fasta and CVI.fasta were generated with TrioCanu.
Arang
Hi,
What are the asm.st.png and asm.fl.png plot. The asm.st.png looks bit off, portion of the peak is out of the range.
Is it possible to get "CONTINUITY and PHASED" blocks for the haplotype resolved genome (diploid genome with two phased haplotypes)?
spectra-asm.st.png
spectra-asm.fl.png
This is spectra-cn.st.png
hap1-spectra-cn.st.png (hap2 looks same)
Thank you