Hi developers,
thanks for your very useful tool.
I have two .mcool matrices with several resolutions which I want to compare. hicCorrectMatrix diagnostic_plot tells me, that at 1MB resolution, matrix A has around 27,000 counts per bin and matrix B has around 10,000. At 100 kb resolution, matrix A has around 2,700 counts and matrix B has around 1,000. That fits very well.
As I want to compare them, I normalize them together with hicNormalize --normalize smallest. For the 1 MB resolution, all is fine (around 10,000 counts for both matrices). But I get a weird output for the 100 kb resolution: matrix A has only around 100 counts while matrix B has the expected 1,000 counts. I checked my code to be sure not mixing up resolutions.
Could that result from using .mcool files? Thanks for your suggestions.
Best,
Maxim
Hi developers,
thanks for your very useful tool.
I have two .mcool matrices with several resolutions which I want to compare. hicCorrectMatrix diagnostic_plot tells me, that at 1MB resolution, matrix A has around 27,000 counts per bin and matrix B has around 10,000. At 100 kb resolution, matrix A has around 2,700 counts and matrix B has around 1,000. That fits very well.
As I want to compare them, I normalize them together with hicNormalize --normalize smallest. For the 1 MB resolution, all is fine (around 10,000 counts for both matrices). But I get a weird output for the 100 kb resolution: matrix A has only around 100 counts while matrix B has the expected 1,000 counts. I checked my code to be sure not mixing up resolutions.
Could that result from using .mcool files? Thanks for your suggestions.
Best,
Maxim