Open x811zou opened 6 years ago
I am wondering the same for a mixture of 12 samples. I seem to be getting a lot of doublets (only 5% singlets) using default values. Could this have to do with the parameter settings?
I believe that the default parameter setting has already been changed. To make sure, use --alpha 0 --alpha 0.5, but not sure if that will fix the problems.
If you see a lot of doublets, see whether (1) if you are also seeing a lot of ambiguous (AMB) calls, then there might not be sufficient number of SNP-overlapping reads due to various reasons. (2) If you are seeing too many doublets, but not many AMB calls, it is a more strange case, and we need to see whether this is due to some parameter settings or due to experimental reasons. I can provide more detailed help if you email me ( hmkang@umich.edu) with more detailed information.
Thanks, Hyun.
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Hi, I am experiencing the same behaviour with 6 mixed samples ( ~95% DBLs with few AMBs), and still observing very high doublets percentage (> 85 %) in synthetically created BAM files from multiple single Sample sequencings. I tried to tweak "alpha" parameter without success. Any suggestions? Thanks
In my case it was a misinterpretation of the --min-reads
or --min-umi
parameter, which I had set to 500 (far too high). This is the number of reads overlapping with SNPs, not the total number of reads. That's why I had been selecting for doublets.
Hi! In your webpage, it is said that for 2 sample pooled data, we should use "--alpha 0 --alpha 0.5" to better estimate the doublets. I wonder whether we should use "--alpha 0 --alpha 0.3" for 3 sample pooled data?