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[update]: oops, I just realized you can use kallisto quant-tcc to do this
I know there are workarounds for this but it would be nice to have a --transcript-counts option for bustools count that acts similar as --genecounts :)
Rationale:
for certain purposes, e.g. when studying transcript isoforms, collapsing everything to gene-level loses useful information
Current workaround:
create a t2t.txt file that maps each transcript to itself and use it in place of t2g.txt
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yup, just get your TCC matrix (omit --genecounts and put --multimapping to allow reads mapped to multiple genes to be preserved) and then run quant-tcc on the resulting matrix. This is basically the same as running kallisto for bulk RNA-seq (which gets you isoform-level quantification in an accurate probabilistic manner).
[update]: oops, I just realized you can use
kallisto quant-tcc
to do thisI know there are workarounds for this but it would be nice to have a
--transcript-counts
option forbustools count
that acts similar as--genecounts
:)Rationale:
Current workaround:
t2t.txt
file that maps each transcript to itself and use it in place oft2g.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: