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Hi, I noticed that if the reference genotype and comparison genotype are both missing GCViT will interpret them as the same when displaying the haplotype. I would expect that there would be nothing drawn for that comparison at that locus. I tested this by setting all variants for two samples as missing, and they were displayed as the same for every variant.
Brian
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Hi, I noticed that if the reference genotype and comparison genotype are both missing GCViT will interpret them as the same when displaying the haplotype. I would expect that there would be nothing drawn for that comparison at that locus. I tested this by setting all variants for two samples as missing, and they were displayed as the same for every variant.
Brian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: