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I observe that the Uniquely mapping read percentage provided by rnaseqc is huge as compared to the "Uniquely mapped reads %" reported by STAR _Log.final files. Is your Unique Rate of Mapped number calculated differently? For Example
An exemplary output of STAR and rnaseqc of a sample is attached below:
RNA-SeQC computes "Unique Rate of Mapped" as the ratio between reads with the following flags:
( Mapped & ~ (Secondary | QCFail | Supplementary | Duplicate)) over
( Mapped & ~ (Secondary | QCFail | `Supplementary))
Hi Developers
I observe that the Uniquely mapping read percentage provided by rnaseqc is huge as compared to the "Uniquely mapped reads %" reported by STAR
_Log.final
files. Is yourUnique Rate of Mapped
number calculated differently? For ExampleAn exemplary output of STAR and rnaseqc of a sample is attached below:
batch2.zip
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