Hi,
I am using sortgrcd v2.1. I am finding potentially strange behaviour when I output in any of the newly supported formats (-O 3, 6, 7, 8). If more than one target sequence hits a particular region of the genome, I receive only one alignment. I'm not sure how the alignment is selected from the other overlapping alignments - it is not the highest scoring. When I use other output formats, e.g. -O 0 or 5, I get all the alignments. This is the behaviour I would prefer from -O3 and others. Perhaps include an option in sortgrcd to keep the best scoring if alignments overlap?
Thanks
James
Hi, I am using sortgrcd v2.1. I am finding potentially strange behaviour when I output in any of the newly supported formats (-O 3, 6, 7, 8). If more than one target sequence hits a particular region of the genome, I receive only one alignment. I'm not sure how the alignment is selected from the other overlapping alignments - it is not the highest scoring. When I use other output formats, e.g. -O 0 or 5, I get all the alignments. This is the behaviour I would prefer from -O3 and others. Perhaps include an option in sortgrcd to keep the best scoring if alignments overlap? Thanks James