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Here are the results generated by alphapeel on autochromosome and xchr. We expect the performance on xchr to be better than that on autochromosome. only hap_0.5 Marker_accuracies, geno_0.3333333333333333 Marker_accuracies, and seg_prob Marker_accuracies have significant benefit. |
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@gregorgorjanc, here is the simulation error example I mentioned. This didn't have anything wrong with it in principle, just means there's room to improve. It follows all of the rules, but has a genotype error. The core issue refers to the peel forward and backwards; during this process, it ignores the information that the "known genotype" provides. Instead, it gets the Segregation probability with error tendency. It is hard to explore what caused it, but imply that not enough attention was paid to known genotypes in the process of peeling. |
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@gregorgorjanc While assessing the accuracy, @AprilYUZhang used different datasets generated by two separate R scripts, which makes direct one-to-one comparisons not necessarily fair. In general, the results are as expected, that introducing x_chr would improve the accuracy. I plotted the original multi-locus peeling results as red/orange lines, and the multi-locus with x_chr results as blue/purple lines. We can see that there are no significant differences, but the blue lines are higher in general.
If we separate by output files,
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