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Hello Mr EricKutschera.
Thank you very much for developing this useful tool. I have a few questions about the result output summary.txt file.
1.The data included in the file, SigEventsJCHigherInclusion, can I understand that in the SE type, the larger this value, the fewer the number of skipping events that occur in the corresponding sample?
2.At the same time, I would like to ask if it is possible to generate data similar to SigEventsJCHigherInclusion, but for HigherExclusion?
Thanks for your response!
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SigEventsJCSample1HigherInclusion is the number of events where sample 1 had a higher inclusion level than sample 2 for that event. The inclusion level is a ratio describing how much read support there is for the inclusion isoform compared to the skipping isoform. Even if one sample group has a higher inclusion level than the other, the event can still occur in both sample groups
Hello Mr EricKutschera.
Thank you very much for developing this useful tool. I have a few questions about the result output summary.txt file.
1.The data included in the file, SigEventsJCHigherInclusion, can I understand that in the SE type, the larger this value, the fewer the number of skipping events that occur in the corresponding sample?
2.At the same time, I would like to ask if it is possible to generate data similar to SigEventsJCHigherInclusion, but for HigherExclusion?
Thanks for your response!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: