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Where is the master - models #16

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hunkui1 opened this issue Jun 14, 2022 · 6 comments
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Where is the master - models #16

hunkui1 opened this issue Jun 14, 2022 · 6 comments

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@hunkui1
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hunkui1 commented Jun 14, 2022

Hello,
Where is the master - models, can I use model_cpg_attbigru2s_hg002_15kb_s2.b21_epoch7.ckpt?

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PengNi commented Jun 20, 2022

Hi @hunkui1 thanks for your interest of ccsmeth. Since ccsmeth v0.2.0, we have changed the pipeline of ccsmeth. So the prior model can't be used with master version of ccsmeth now. I will release a new model ASAP.

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Peng

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hunkui1 commented Jun 20, 2022

Hello,
Hello, is there any difference in the accuracy of methylation between CCSMEth V0.2.0 and CCSMEth V0.1.0?
Thank you!

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PengNi commented Jun 20, 2022

We are trying to get a higher accuracy with ccsmeth v0.2.0. But the main difference of the two versions is that, v0.1.0 takes subreads as input, which is very time-consuming, v0.2.0 takes hifi reads as input which is much faster.

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hunkui1 commented Jun 20, 2022

This is a good piece of software.In the last few weeks, I have analyzed the genome in combination with the methylation data of V0.1.0 and GFF files. I hope you can make a breakthrough soon.
Thank you

@hmyh1202
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Hi, when to release a new model ?

@PengNi
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PengNi commented Aug 15, 2022

model released.

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