Closed sandbardev closed 5 years ago
Rcorrector does not discard any reads and there is no filter script in Rcorrector. Is this from other sources?
Apologies. We have been using a filter script that separates the reads as described above. I had been told that it came alongside rcorrector, so much that my teacher mentioned it was weird for the script to not be an integral part of rcorrector itself. This is the actual source of the filter script I mentioned: https://informatics.fas.harvard.edu/best-practices-for-de-novo-transcriptome-assembly-with-trinity.html
Once again, apologies. I will close the issue now.
Hello. I'd like to make a suggestion. It'd be extremely useful to not discard the unpaired reads after filtering in order to determine DEG. Right now your filter script completely removes both unfixable and unpaired reads.
What'd be the best way to configure this in the script myself, if needed? I'd like to have three outputs: fixed*, removed*, and unfixable_*.