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  • Stats from SOAPdenovo output files

    Hi,

    I'm very new at all this and I thought this was a good way of finding some anwers

    I'm comparing tools for NGS data and I'm working with SOAPdenovo right now.
    I got the output files, but I have no idea how I can find or calculate the statistics of the assembly (such as number of contigs, N50, genome coverage, etc.)
    Does anybody know if there is a script for finding those stats, or just where I would be able to find these?

    Thank you very much in advance!
    Jolien

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    I'm also new, but I believe the N50 computation is done by SOAPdenovo automatically output to stdout.

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      Originally posted by JolienC View Post
      I got the output files, but I have no idea how I can find or calculate the statistics of the assembly (such as number of contigs, N50, genome coverage, etc.)
      Does anybody know if there is a script for finding those stats, or just where I would be able to find these?
      There's a reasonably decent tool, statsContigAll, available as part of Curtain. It gives min/max/N90-N10, total size etc.

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