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How can I cite biscuit as a reference in my paper? #19
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Unfortunately, it's currently still unpublished... |
Sad. When will it be published in your prediction? |
That would probably be the best way right now. We are pushing it now. but it's hard to predict when it comes to publication :-( |
On that note, is Biscuit a "three-base" or "four-base" aligner? I only ask because I've noticed bwa-meth, a three-base aligner, seems to be ~3x faster than Biscuit. |
Have you considered posting a preprint to bioRxiv, which would allow you to accumulate citations and credit in the meantime? http://biorxiv.org/ |
Hello again!
Thank you for replying me the question before. And I want to ask you another question in Biscuit usage.
When I use Biscuit asm to call allele specific methylation, it shows :
~/biscuit asm outepiread_sort > outasm
biscuit: src/asm_pairwise.c:122: main_asm: Assertion `strlen(in->fields[4]) == 1' failed.
Aborted (core dumped)
I want to know if I make mistakes before? Because it works well always before this step.
Thank you very much!
Best wishes!
Jin Li
2017-09-20
lijinbella
发件人:Wanding Zhou - Bioinformatics <[email protected]>
发送时间:2017-05-16 08:48
主题:Re: [zwdzwd/biscuit] How can I cite biscuit as a reference in my paper? (#19)
收件人:"zwdzwd/biscuit"<[email protected]>
抄送:"lijinbella"<[email protected]>,"Author"<[email protected]>
That would probably be the best way right now. We are pushing it now. but it's hard to predict when it comes to publication :-(
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This should fix the problem seen in Issue #19
Sorry I didn't find Biscuit paper in Pubmed and please tell me which paper to cite. Thanks!
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