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  • holywoool
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    • Sep 2010
    • 27

    #1

    how does sequencing accuricy come out?

    Hi,
    As i know,the SOLiD system is the only next-generation platform to demonstrate overrall accuricy greater than 99.94%.Then how does this number come out?whether it has the following formular:
    accuracy_rate=100%-Total_mismatch/Total_reads*read_lenth
  • Torst
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 275

    #2
    Originally posted by holywoool View Post
    Hi,
    As i know,the SOLiD system is the only next-generation platform to demonstrate overrall accuricy greater than 99.94%.Then how does this number come out?whether it has the following formular:
    accuracy_rate=100%-Total_mismatch/Total_reads*read_lenth
    Illumina also claim "99.5% mappable reads". The problem with this is that they calculate this AFTER they have thrown away lots of reads, which they know won't be mappable...

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    • krobison
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2007
      • 734

      #3
      Originally posted by holywoool View Post
      Hi,
      As i know,the SOLiD system is the only next-generation platform to demonstrate overrall accuricy greater than 99.94%.Then how does this number come out?whether it has the following formular:
      accuracy_rate=100%-Total_mismatch/Total_reads*read_lenth
      You forgot the critical parens in typing this

      accuracy_rate=100%-Total_mismatch/(Total_reads*read_length)

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