Hi!
I'm a bit confused: when should one use tophat2's coverage search? Is there a logic in leaving it off/on for 100bp PE reads, or is this dictated solely by the computational resources one has available?
Overall, what is YOUR standard practice with using this option?
I have seen the manual, which states:
However, including the fact that I am working with a small number of libraries, I can afford the extra computational time and memory requirements, providing that this "maximum sensitivity" is really worth it. Question is: how do I make that call (other than by running my libraries with and without it and then comparing. I don't really want to reinvent the wheel here.).
Also, for human, how much sense does it make to use the microexon search option???
Thanks in advance!
I'm a bit confused: when should one use tophat2's coverage search? Is there a logic in leaving it off/on for 100bp PE reads, or is this dictated solely by the computational resources one has available?
Overall, what is YOUR standard practice with using this option?
I have seen the manual, which states:
Enables or disables the coverage-based search for junctions. Use when coverage search is disabled by
default (such as for reads ≥75 bp), for maximum sensitivity. Default: no
default (such as for reads ≥75 bp), for maximum sensitivity. Default: no
Also, for human, how much sense does it make to use the microexon search option???
Thanks in advance!
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