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There is a current scenario where bedmap will produce incorrect results.
foo1.bed:
chr1 1 200 a 1
chr1 10 20 b 3
chr1 50 150 c 4
foo2.bed:
chr1 1 200 a 1
Without --faster, bedmap should always produce correct results even with nested elements. The current output from:
bedmap --count --bp-ovr 11 foo1.bed foo2.bed
is:
1
0
0
when it should be:
1
0
1
Row two of the reference cannot have qualifying overlaps as its length is 10, and I used --bp-ovr 11. If --bp-ovr is 10 or less, the output is correct. If the file order is reversed, the output is correct. This needs to be fixed asap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is a current scenario where bedmap will produce incorrect results.
foo1.bed:
chr1 1 200 a 1
chr1 10 20 b 3
chr1 50 150 c 4
foo2.bed:
chr1 1 200 a 1
Without --faster, bedmap should always produce correct results even with nested elements. The current output from:
bedmap --count --bp-ovr 11 foo1.bed foo2.bed
is:
1
0
0
when it should be:
1
0
1
Row two of the reference cannot have qualifying overlaps as its length is 10, and I used --bp-ovr 11. If --bp-ovr is 10 or less, the output is correct. If the file order is reversed, the output is correct. This needs to be fixed asap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: