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I believe that the documentation on the behavior of the --unmapped-reads --unpaired-reads --chimeric-pairs parameters (and maybe their naming), is lacking and thus misleading. Depending on the downstream application (as in my case I need proper fastq files), it may not be the desired or expected behavior at all. As it is now it takes a considerable amount of time and effort to understand that when the use value is selected, only one of the reads in a pair will be kept. And even then it is not immediately obvious which one. Expanding on this would be helpful to a lot of users, considering there are several issues opened on the matter.
Let me know what you think.
Best,
Stelios
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Hi @hazmup - Always happy to consider updating documentation for clarity. Would you be able to make suggestions in a pull request, or failing that, give some suggested text here?
Hi and thank you for the great tool!
I believe that the documentation on the behavior of the
--unmapped-reads --unpaired-reads --chimeric-pairs
parameters (and maybe their naming), is lacking and thus misleading. Depending on the downstream application (as in my case I need proper fastq files), it may not be the desired or expected behavior at all. As it is now it takes a considerable amount of time and effort to understand that when theuse
value is selected, only one of the reads in a pair will be kept. And even then it is not immediately obvious which one. Expanding on this would be helpful to a lot of users, considering there are several issues opened on the matter.Let me know what you think.
Best,
Stelios
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: