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    David Eccles (gringer)
    • May 2011
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    #16
    Originally posted by jkbonfield View Post
    Either way, I'm curious to know what the per-sequence-base (not per consensus base) accuracy is like with a 6mer model vs a 5mer model.
    But presumably not curious enough to download Nick Loman's publicly-available data and find out for yourself.

    That's perfectly understandable. I'm still trying to find time to do proper signal-level correlations from our mtDNA data from over a year ago.

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