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I believe the way bamtools random works is to first randomly pick a reference, and then randomly pick a position within the reference.
For instance, in human GRCh38 , there are lots of tiny reference chromosomes, like chrUn_**** and chr1_****_random. Bamtools random will pick a large fraction of reads from these chromosomes, even if they are proportionally at tiny fraction of all reads. This is undesirable behavior, especially since these chromosomes are abnormal sequence which is mostly high copy and low complexity repeats.
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I believe the way bamtools random works is to first randomly pick a reference, and then randomly pick a position within the reference.
For instance, in human GRCh38 , there are lots of tiny reference chromosomes, like chrUn_**** and chr1_****_random. Bamtools random will pick a large fraction of reads from these chromosomes, even if they are proportionally at tiny fraction of all reads. This is undesirable behavior, especially since these chromosomes are abnormal sequence which is mostly high copy and low complexity repeats.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: