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I saw in your code that when using single_easy_bin, you condition using coverage to having 5 or more bam files.
So, just curious about it. Is there a reason why coverage is not used when less than 5 samples and using a unique assembly?
Do I need to use the multi_easy_bin if I want to use coverage anyhow and is multi_easy_bin going to work with a unique assembly? Do I want to use coverage information if less than 5 samples?
Best,
Seb
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I spent more time reading the code. I think I understand that coverage is not being used for training on the must-link part. For theses, data_split consist of only kmer_split rather than the combined data including coverage for the split contigs.
So, I suppose I just would like to know more about this. Is using this information when the number of sample is inferior to 5, detrimental to semibin results?
Hello,
I saw in your code that when using single_easy_bin, you condition using coverage to having 5 or more bam files.
So, just curious about it. Is there a reason why coverage is not used when less than 5 samples and using a unique assembly?
Do I need to use the multi_easy_bin if I want to use coverage anyhow and is multi_easy_bin going to work with a unique assembly? Do I want to use coverage information if less than 5 samples?
Best,
Seb
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: