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In Marine's output, it is sometimes possible for the counts to be greater than the coverage. To see an example of this behaviour, we can run marine on a small example dataset using the following commands:
If we look at the final_filtered_site_info.tsv output file, we will see that the edit site at position 74928
has a count of 16 while the coverage is only 11.
This glitch is rare, happening only one other time in the example at position 15509, and does not seem to have a significant effect on downstream analysis. I am unsure of what causes this bug, but this result should be impossible.
I will note that this bug was encountered as part of an ongoing effort to apply MARINE to circular RNA datasets that have been passed through the ciriQUANT pseudo-reference alignment pipeline, and thus may be specific to circular RNA examples.
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In Marine's output, it is sometimes possible for the counts to be greater than the coverage. To see an example of this behaviour, we can run marine on a small example dataset using the following commands:
module load marine
python /tscc/projects/ps-yeolab3/kflanagan/MARINE-1.0.9-alpha/marine.py --bam_filepath /tscc/lustre/ddn/scratch/kflanagan/Tau_marine_run/one_circ_files/one_circ.bam --output_folder ./results --strandedness 0 --cores 16 --contigs "chr1:145631664|145706593" --bedgraphs "CT" --paired_end --num_intervals_per_contig 2 --keep_intermediate_files
If we look at the
final_filtered_site_info.tsv
output file, we will see that the edit site at position 74928has a count of 16 while the coverage is only 11.
This glitch is rare, happening only one other time in the example at position 15509, and does not seem to have a significant effect on downstream analysis. I am unsure of what causes this bug, but this result should be impossible.
I will note that this bug was encountered as part of an ongoing effort to apply MARINE to circular RNA datasets that have been passed through the ciriQUANT pseudo-reference alignment pipeline, and thus may be specific to circular RNA examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: