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Scores #5

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berntpopp opened this issue Jul 16, 2017 · 4 comments
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Scores #5

berntpopp opened this issue Jul 16, 2017 · 4 comments

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@berntpopp
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berntpopp commented Jul 16, 2017

Hi,

apparently the scores got changed in the .bed files without documentation:

zcat /illumina/bernt/tools/DangerTrack/dangertrack.bed.gz | more

chr1    0       5000    chr1:0-5000     500
chr1    10000   15000   chr1:10000-15000       458
chr1    100000  105000  chr1:100000-105000      434
chr1    1000000 1005000 chr1:1000000-1005000    211
chr1    10000000        10005000        chr1:10000000-10005000  73
chr1    100000000       100005000       chr1:100000000-100005000        17
chr1    100005000       100010000       chr1:100005000-100010000        24
chr1    100010000       100015000       chr1:100010000-100015000        10

The cutoff now seems to be >=500 as 48925/619151 ~ 7.9% ("not trustworthy" region in paper).
Can you confirm please?

Best regards,
Bernt

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bballew commented Oct 4, 2018

I'm also interested in this issue. The DangerTrack publication describes scores between 0 and 1; the provided bed file does not match this description. Can you please explain?

Thank you!
Bari

@fritzsedlazeck
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sorry for the late reply. It is true the current code scales it differently. I will check with Igor and try to report back.
Cheers
Fritz

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igordot commented Oct 5, 2018

We scaled the scores between 0 and 1 for the publication. The output BED file score field is scaled 0-1000 to better comply with the BED file specifications. The only difference is the shifting of the decimal point.

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