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  • Cigar-op

    Hi everyone, I am little confused Cigar and cigar-op. Can you explain the diff? Thank you!

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    a cigar string is an array of cigar elements
    a cigar element is a pair of cigar-operator, cigar-length
    cigar-operator (H,S,E,X,=,I,D...) define the type of pairwise alignment (e.g D=deletion from REF)
    cigar-length is the length of the operation (e;g: D100 deletion of 100bp)

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    • #3
      Originally posted by lindenb View Post
      a cigar string is an array of cigar elements
      a cigar element is a pair of cigar-operator, cigar-length
      cigar-operator (H,S,E,X,=,I,D...) define the type of pairwise alignment (e.g D=deletion from REF)
      cigar-length is the length of the operation (e;g: D100 deletion of 100bp)
      Can you give me the meaning of all those signals H,S,E,X,=, I,D,.. or which material I can look up them?

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      • #4
        Here's the specification:

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