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I am curious to understand what happens in two cases of mismatch between PFB and a sample’s intensities file:
PFB contains more probes (the name column) than the sample’s intensities file
PFB contains fewer probes (the name column) than the sample’s intensities file
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Only the overlapping probes will be used in CNV calling. Some people are
combining multiple types of arrays together with a single PFB file, so this
is the first situation that you mentioned. Occasionally, people use PFB
file for v1 of an array to analyze v2 or later version of the same array
(or used a wrong PFB file with some overlapping markers), which fits the
second scenario that you described.
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I am curious to understand what happens in two cases of mismatch between
PFB and a sample’s intensities file:
PFB contains more probes (the name column) than the sample’s intensities
file
PFB contains fewer probes (the name column) than the sample’s intensities
file
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I am curious to understand what happens in two cases of mismatch between PFB and a sample’s intensities file:
PFB contains more probes (the name column) than the sample’s intensities file
PFB contains fewer probes (the name column) than the sample’s intensities file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: