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  • zlix425
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2011
    • 1

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    Problems with understanding Quake's outputs

    Hi, I am new to this area and I am currently working on Illumina GA data analysis. I have this output from the software Quake:

    ...3598636 sequences processed, 359863600 bp scanned
    WARNING: Input had 352880 non-DNA (ACGT) characters whose kmers were not counted
    11120988 total distinct mers
    11120988 mers occur at least 0 times
    initial value 63013.294557
    iter 10 value 57511.692087
    iter 20 value 56339.034500
    iter 30 value 56016.040353
    iter 40 value 56012.926228
    iter 50 value 56011.300715
    final value 56010.011528
    converged
    value: 56010.01
    $zp.copy
    [1] 3.078884

    $p.e
    [1] 0.715543

    $shape.e
    [1] 0.1971554

    $scale.e
    [1] 1.328558

    $u.v
    [1] 57.375

    $var.v
    [1] 880.9596

    I am not sure if the "warning" produced above affects the results? Also, I am not quite sure what are the meanings of "iter" values above as I could not find the meaning of these terms from the literature.

    Thanks for anyone that could help.
  • ECO
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    • Oct 2007
    • 1360

    #2
    Don't crosspost. Your other post was deleted. One post, one location.

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