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The kmer counting program has a limit of 255. kmers occurring 255 or more are considered off-kir. In general, coverage shouldn't be too high, because then errors can start looking like non-errors. The work around is to down-sample the input data.
This limit should be addressed and removed. Ideally, it would learn the correct min/max counts based on the input.
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The kmer counting program has a limit of 255. kmers occurring 255 or more are considered off-kir. In general, coverage shouldn't be too high, because then errors can start looking like non-errors. The work around is to down-sample the input data.
This limit should be addressed and removed. Ideally, it would learn the correct min/max counts based on the input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: