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I recently discovered this amazing package and am really happy with it so far!!
I was using the development branch of the package so that I can use it with cool files, but I realized that when reading the normalized (balanced) counts, the balanced counts are larger than the actual counts, and the plotted maps look really strange. I looked at the source code and found that the weights are being treated as divisive (counts / (bin1norm * bin2norm)), but I think cooler uses multiplicative weights - at least that's what I understand from the documentation (pasted below, and also my understanding may be completely wrong!).
bias : 1D array, whose shape is the number of bins in ``h5``.
Vector of bin bias weights to normalize the observed contact map.
Dropped bins will be assigned the value NaN.
N[i, j] = O[i, j] * bias[i] * bias[j]
Please let me know if I am just doing something wrong. Thank you for the package and for the continued development as well!
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I recently discovered this amazing package and am really happy with it so far!!
I was using the development branch of the package so that I can use it with cool files, but I realized that when reading the normalized (balanced) counts, the balanced counts are larger than the actual counts, and the plotted maps look really strange. I looked at the source code and found that the weights are being treated as divisive (counts / (bin1norm * bin2norm)), but I think cooler uses multiplicative weights - at least that's what I understand from the documentation (pasted below, and also my understanding may be completely wrong!).
Please let me know if I am just doing something wrong. Thank you for the package and for the continued development as well!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: