Description Usage Arguments Value
At least in theory we should have at least x reads per index before that index is deemed interesting. prune_indexes() creates a list of indexes which have more than this x reads per index and provides it to this. This then removes the rest. Caveat: this filter works on both the mutated and identical data.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | filter_pruned_indexes(
chng,
ident,
wanted_indexes,
min_reads = 3,
verbose = FALSE
)
|
chng |
Data set of reads which are not identical to the template. |
ident |
Data set of reads which are identical to the template. |
wanted_indexes |
Character vector of indexes which have sufficient evidence. |
min_reads |
Used when verbose to remind us of the number of reads/index. |
verbose |
Print some information while running? |
The remaining reads and a little summary information.
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