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The "contig" mode doesn't provide "relative_abundance" option for coverage measures. Could you please explain the reasons for this setting? What are your concerns about calculating the relative abundance of contigs (e.g. uncultured virus)?
Many thanks,
Shuai
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Hi @microjishuai apologies for the slow response here.
I can't see any reason why whyat you suggest is a poor idea. You can actually achieve the same thing with a bit of hoop jumping using genome mode - specify a genome definition file where each contig is its own genome. The only other difference between the two modes is that genome mode requires 10% of the genome to be covered by 1 or more reads, otherwise it rounds the coverage (and therefore relative abundance) down to 0. You can change that using --min-covered-fraction 0.
HTH - we may add contig-wise in the future as you suggest (and to galah too, fwiw).
ben
Hi Ben,
The "contig" mode doesn't provide "relative_abundance" option for coverage measures. Could you please explain the reasons for this setting? What are your concerns about calculating the relative abundance of contigs (e.g. uncultured virus)?
Many thanks,
Shuai
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: