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The difference in LAI evaluated using the two methods is significant. #179
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You should concatenate finder and harvest scn files and give it through
—inharvest. LTR_Finder_parallel produces harvest format scn files by
default.
Shujun
…On Wed, Sep 18, 2024 at 8:18 AM dongaoqian ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, I evaluated the LAI using results from de novo LTR identification
and EDTA, but the LAI values from the two results differ significantly. I
would like to know which result I should trust and why there is such a
large discrepancy.
In the example below, the LAI on top comes from the de novo LTR
identification result (8.86), while the LAI below is from the EDTA result
(19.16). These two values differ significantly.
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Here is my script:
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In the following script, ”sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.pass.list“ comes from
./run_EDTA/sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.EDTA.raw/LTR/;
”sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.out“ comes from
./run_EDTA/sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.EDTA.final/
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Thank you for your reply. I reassessed the LAI using the first method, and the final result was 18.84, which differs by less than 1 from the LAI I evaluated using EDTA result. |
Awesome. The slight difference is acceptable.
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Thank you for your reply. I reassessed the LAI using the first method, and
the final result was 18.84, which differs by less than 1 from the LAI I
evaluated using EDTA result.
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Hello, I evaluated the LAI using results from de novo LTR identification and EDTA, but the LAI values from the two results differ significantly. I would like to know which result I should trust and why there is such a large discrepancy.
In the example below, the LAI on top comes from the de novo LTR identification result (8.83), while the LAI below is from the EDTA result (19.16). These two values differ significantly.
Here is my script:
In the following script, ”sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.pass.list“ comes from ./run_EDTA/sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.EDTA.raw/LTR/; ”sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.out“ comes from ./run_EDTA/sample_v20231009.fasta.mod.EDTA.final/
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