Open Qi-Yang-Bioinfo opened 2 years ago
Hi, this is likely due to the loop centroid calculation. Did you plot the loops at those coordinates to see if there is an increase in signal?
Yes, there is an increased signal at this locus. How can I deal with such negative values?
If all negative values correspond to actual loops / enriched regions, I think it would be valid to set them to 0
. This would simply shift the left anchor the the chromosome start, which would then match the visible ("half") loop.
As you can see, there are weird negative values in loop calling results. X2 is the second column that represents the start point of the 1st loop anchor.
I used 10kb matrix to call chromatin loops. The code for loop calling is (same for chr2): fanc loops -c chr4 -t 92 --rh-filter -j -s -b ./chr4.bedpe ./chr4.hic ./chr4.loop