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This function of Spark is meaning for representing the type of data, especially for regions with intensive or clustered points. However, this function can not show real distribution for our data. We have another type of methylation. It occurs sparsely for some region, so it is different from WGBS. See the example below:
The raw bedgraph data related to the eight points is listed as follows:
chr4 55527803 55527804 100
chr4 55527872 55527873 97.6374
chr4 55528238 55528239 88.1444
chr4 55530128 55530129 85.4848
chr4 55530492 55530493 93.8322
chr4 55530552 55530553 77.9618
chr4 55530798 55530799 88.2967
chr4 55532045 55532046 90.9048
You can see that the 1st and 2nd point have significantly distinct height, but 2nd and 7th points have similar height. Also think about the 8th point. So, I wonder if there is a way just to show the raw data?
My command is python $(which SparK.py) -pr chr4:55527304-55532546 -cf test.bedgraph -ps all -gtf gencode.vM25.annotation.gtf -o test
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This function of Spark is meaning for representing the type of data, especially for regions with intensive or clustered points. However, this function can not show real distribution for our data. We have another type of methylation. It occurs sparsely for some region, so it is different from WGBS. See the example below:
Represent the raw data for sparse points
Jan 27, 2022
This function of Spark is meaning for representing the type of data, especially for regions with intensive or clustered points. However, this function can not show real distribution for our data. We have another type of methylation. It occurs sparsely for some region, so it is different from WGBS. See the example below:
The raw bedgraph data related to the eight points is listed as follows:
chr4 55527803 55527804 100
chr4 55527872 55527873 97.6374
chr4 55528238 55528239 88.1444
chr4 55530128 55530129 85.4848
chr4 55530492 55530493 93.8322
chr4 55530552 55530553 77.9618
chr4 55530798 55530799 88.2967
chr4 55532045 55532046 90.9048
You can see that the 1st and 2nd point have significantly distinct height, but 2nd and 7th points have similar height. Also think about the 8th point. So, I wonder if there is a way just to show the raw data?
My command is
python $(which SparK.py) -pr chr4:55527304-55532546 -cf test.bedgraph -ps all -gtf gencode.vM25.annotation.gtf -o test
Originally posted by @ifantasy in #15 (comment)
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