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It's been pointed out that 20kbp is a common distance used to count long-range pairs and as such we should add it to the tallying process.
It should be noted in the documentation that the larger the separation criterion becomes, the greater the under-counting negative bias when a genome is incomplete (fragmented).
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It's been pointed out that 20kbp is a common distance used to count long-range pairs and as such we should add it to the tallying process.
It should be noted in the documentation that the larger the separation criterion becomes, the greater the under-counting negative bias when a genome is incomplete (fragmented).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: