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Hi, I am in the process of creating a training set for deepbinner and noticed that a lot of my reads are excluded, because the signal length is too short.
When using the porechop command (deepbinner porechop porechop.out /path/to/fast5_dir > raw_training_data) 455782 of the 650483 reads are skipped for being too short.
I see that the default value is set at 20000 and am thinking about lowering this so I don't lose that many reads, but am unsure how this would influence the performance of deepbinner.
Is it a strict requirement for the signal length to be that long? I couldn't find more information about this parameter in the documentation.
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Hi, I am in the process of creating a training set for deepbinner and noticed that a lot of my reads are excluded, because the signal length is too short.
When using the porechop command (
deepbinner porechop porechop.out /path/to/fast5_dir > raw_training_data
) 455782 of the 650483 reads are skipped for being too short.I see that the default value is set at 20000 and am thinking about lowering this so I don't lose that many reads, but am unsure how this would influence the performance of deepbinner.
Is it a strict requirement for the signal length to be that long? I couldn't find more information about this parameter in the documentation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: