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stats: calculate the divergence point and corresponding read fractions #222

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@golobor golobor commented Mar 24, 2024

  • use finer distance bins, 8 bins per factor of 10

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golobor commented Mar 24, 2024

@Phlya @agalitsyna - do you want to take a quick look?
the names of statistics are a bit messy, but otherwise should be ok

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golobor commented Mar 24, 2024

now with tests passing. Stats are a mess and a PITA. ;)

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golobor commented Mar 28, 2024

@agalitsyna @Phlya - I do not plan any further changes, could you review it please?

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golobor commented Apr 2, 2024

@Phlya @agalitsyna ping :)

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Phlya commented Apr 3, 2024

Looks good to me! I am assuming you have run it and it actually works :)

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Phlya commented Apr 3, 2024

Perhaps we could have a test for the convergence point...

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golobor commented Apr 7, 2024

@Phlya, I added the test - LLMs FTW!

@golobor golobor merged commit 0c1a0c7 into open2c:master Apr 7, 2024
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