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Current DAJIN2 aims to detect alleles greater than 0.5% to differentiate them from Nanopore sequencing errors. In other words, alleles less than or equal to 0.5% are considered sequencing errors.
However, the mutation info and HTML reports show extremely low-frequency alleles, such as 0.005%.
Expected Behavior
Extremely low-frequency alleles, such as 0.005%, should be classified under the most similar major allele.
Actual Behavior
None
Steps/Code to Reproduce
None
Operating System
WSL2
Python version
3.10
DAJIN2 version
0.4.6
Additional Context
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the Bug
Current DAJIN2 aims to detect alleles greater than 0.5% to differentiate them from Nanopore sequencing errors. In other words, alleles less than or equal to 0.5% are considered sequencing errors.
However, the mutation info and HTML reports show extremely low-frequency alleles, such as 0.005%.
Expected Behavior
Extremely low-frequency alleles, such as 0.005%, should be classified under the most similar major allele.
Actual Behavior
None
Steps/Code to Reproduce
None
Operating System
WSL2
Python version
3.10
DAJIN2 version
0.4.6
Additional Context
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: