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I would like to use ariba without cd-hit clustering. When two similar reference sequences exist, I guess some sequence reads will be mapped to both of them (in other words, some reads will be mapped to two clusters). In such a case, how does ariba deal with these reads? Does ariba use these reads for local assemblies in both of these two clusters?
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Yes, reads can be put into more than one cluster. Reads are allocated to every cluster where either read of the pair matches any sequence in that cluster.
I have also noticed that I get false negatives due to homologs. I have ran with and without '--no_cdhit' but the issue remains. Is there any other recomended manner to overcome this?
Hello,
I would like to use ariba without cd-hit clustering. When two similar reference sequences exist, I guess some sequence reads will be mapped to both of them (in other words, some reads will be mapped to two clusters). In such a case, how does ariba deal with these reads? Does ariba use these reads for local assemblies in both of these two clusters?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: