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--cutoff [threshold] The minimum number of times a methylation state has to be seen for that nucleotide before its methylation percentage is reported. Default: 1.
It means the methylation read counts should be >=1 or total reads at the base should be >=1?
Thanks.
I think it should be
--cutoff [threshold] The minimum number of times a methylation state (M or U) has to be seen for that nucleotide before its methylation percentage is reported. Default: 1.
Isn't it?
Thanks.
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For piece of mind I have altered the description slightly to:
--cutoff [threshold] The minimum number of times any methylation state (methylated or unmethylated) has to be seen for a nucleotide before its methylation percentage is reported. Default: 1.
Hi Felix,
Can you make it more explicit:
--cutoff [threshold] The minimum number of times a methylation state has to be seen for that nucleotide before its methylation percentage is reported. Default: 1.
It means the methylation read counts should be >=1 or total reads at the base should be >=1?
Thanks.
I think it should be
--cutoff [threshold] The minimum number of times a methylation state (M or U) has to be seen for that nucleotide before its methylation percentage is reported. Default: 1.
Isn't it?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: