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Issue Report
I assessed the Q score of my assembly using YAK. the QV score of my draft assembly is 55 while that of the polished assembly using dorado polish is much lower (35).
Steps to reproduce the issue:
convert POD5 files to bam file using dorado basecaller (v0.8.2) and SUP v5.0 model
perform assembly using Hifiasm including recent --ont option (v0.23.0-r691)
run dorado aligner
run 'dorado polish` (v0.9.0)
run yak count (v0.1-r56)
run yak qv on both the draft and the polished asssembly
Run environment:
Dorado version: v0.8.2 for basecalling and v0.9.0 for polishing
Operating system: Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS
Hardware (CPUs, Memory, GPUs): AMD® Ryzen threadripper pro 7985wx 64-cores × 128 - 256.0 GiB mem - NVIDIA GPUs
Source data type: POD5 files
Source data location: on device
Details about data (flow cell, kit, read lengths, number of reads, total dataset size in MB/GB/TB):
flowcell: PromethION R10 flowcell
kit: Native Barcoding Kit 24
read length: n50 is 4251 bp
number of reads: 14222718
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Issue Report
I assessed the Q score of my assembly using YAK. the QV score of my draft assembly is 55 while that of the polished assembly using
dorado polish
is much lower (35).Steps to reproduce the issue:
--ont
option (v0.23.0-r691)dorado aligner
yak count
(v0.1-r56)yak qv
on both the draft and the polished asssemblyRun environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: