I want to know how hgap select the seed. The paper says it selects the seed with more than 20x coverage, but doesn't say how it counts the coverage.
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The seed will be selected automatically if you input the expected genome size. Coverage is a simply number of bases / genome size. -
Do that mean the automatically selected seeds are long enough and has enough coverage? Does it calculate kmer frequency?Comment
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HGAP is an overlap consensus based assembler and thus no kmer statistics are computed during the assembly process.Originally posted by Rui Guo View Post
As rhall stated, When you set up the run, you input a Genome Size (bp). The algorithm will sort the subreads by length, compute the quantity of bases necessary to obtain appropriate coverage for the Genome Size (bp) that you input during setup and select the longest data necessary to obtain the 30X coverage.
See this for more details:
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