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Hi,
I have noticed that some of my FPKM values are 0 in the gene_exp.diff file.I did notice that it was not 0 in the transcripts.tmap file.Does anyone know why does this is happening. Thanks, Joji |
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Location: uk Join Date: Jul 2012
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hi did find an answer to this?
thanks, ib |
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I have the same problem, anybody has a clue?
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You'd have to ask the authors about this one. I'm not sure why their expression assignment algorithm would make different decisions when cufflinks is run verses when cuffdiff is run.
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