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It occurs to me that we can put errorbars on these by assuming that they each one is binomially distributed, which should give some sense of the coverage per SNP.
Another option could be to draw partially transparent ellipses with the width and height corresponding to the estimates.
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After significant bugfixes after refactoring the plotting to its own module, I have the errorbars showing up (see commit c761c61). Not too surprisingly given the really low coverage I have at the moment, the errorbars are huge. But looking at some of those SNPs, I think they are about accurate.
But most of the counts have fewer than 10 reads per sample:
It occurs to me that we can put errorbars on these by assuming that they each one is binomially distributed, which should give some sense of the coverage per SNP.
Another option could be to draw partially transparent ellipses with the width and height corresponding to the estimates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: