Loading README.md +2 −2 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -116,10 +116,10 @@ corrections. For scATAC-seq data with multiple read and barcode files, you can use "," to concatenate multiple input files as the example [above](#general). Chromap also supports user-defined barcode format, including mixed barcode and genomic data case. User can specify the sequence structure through option "--read-format". The value data case. User can specify the sequence structure through option **--read-format**. The value is comma-separated string, each field is also semi-comma-splitted string: [r1|r2|bc]:start:end. The start and end(inclusive, -1 means to the read end). For the example that the barcode is in read1's first 16bp, one can use the option first 16bp, one can use the option: -1 read1.fq.gz -2 read2.fq.gz --barcode read1.fq.gz --read-format bc:0:15,r1:16:-1 Loading Loading
README.md +2 −2 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -116,10 +116,10 @@ corrections. For scATAC-seq data with multiple read and barcode files, you can use "," to concatenate multiple input files as the example [above](#general). Chromap also supports user-defined barcode format, including mixed barcode and genomic data case. User can specify the sequence structure through option "--read-format". The value data case. User can specify the sequence structure through option **--read-format**. The value is comma-separated string, each field is also semi-comma-splitted string: [r1|r2|bc]:start:end. The start and end(inclusive, -1 means to the read end). For the example that the barcode is in read1's first 16bp, one can use the option first 16bp, one can use the option: -1 read1.fq.gz -2 read2.fq.gz --barcode read1.fq.gz --read-format bc:0:15,r1:16:-1 Loading
