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Hello ctat team,
I am trying CTAT v3.2.0.
After I run it, there were ~.vcf.gz and ~.XGBoost-classifier.vcf.gz.
I think the raw GATK result is ~.vcf.gz
(If I am looking for the variants from the normal cell (not the cancer cell), does this file is good to use?)
and
~.XGBoost.classifier.vcf.gz
is filtered by some criteria
what is the meaning of this result?
(P.S. Does XGBoost-classifier.cancer.vcf indicates the result of variants classified into cancer mutation?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
hi,
The XGBoost involves a refined variant selection, generally increasing
overall prediction accuracy from the regular gatk results.
The cancer.vcf includes those variants that are further predicted to be
pathogenic.
Hello ctat team,
I am trying CTAT v3.2.0.
After I run it, there were ~.vcf.gz and ~.XGBoost-classifier.vcf.gz.
I think the raw GATK result is ~.vcf.gz
(If I am looking for the variants from the normal cell (not the cancer cell), does this file is good to use?)
and
~.XGBoost.classifier.vcf.gz
is filtered by some criteria
what is the meaning of this result?
(P.S. Does XGBoost-classifier.cancer.vcf indicates the result of variants classified into cancer mutation?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: