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  • Kirstin
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 4

    #1

    changing %ID for runMapping on GDS software package version 2.3.1

    Hi,

    I've tried reading the manual to answer this one, but it's not behaving how i'd expect . I'm trying to map 454 reads to a reference with a very high stringency (so i don't get miss-mapping to repeat regions).

    From the manual it seems the -mi (Flag to set the minimum overlap identity parameter) and -ais (Flag to set the alignment identity score parameter) flags are what i need to use. But though the flags seem to change the mapping (as measured by the number of unmapped reads) i don't seem able to input a value for the desired %ID cut off, e.g. "-mi 99" and "-mi 100" give identical results.

    Any tips would be much appreciated.

    Cheers,
    Kirstin
  • vamosia
    Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 15

    #2
    You'll mostly likely need to play around with the parameters to see what best work for you data, but in my case the 90% identity and 80% query coverage (-mi 90% -ml 80%) gives the best results for my human mapping.

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