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I have tried pindel on several exome files with known indels. Pindel can detect all but the estimated allele fraction is way bellow what it should be. In most cases where I know the indel is fully heterozygous and the AF should be around 0.5, the estimates by pindel is less than 0.2. I m now wondering what cut-off i should use for AF to call a variant. Is there a way to fix the issue? I m using the default parameters.
Thanks
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I have tried pindel on several exome files with known indels. Pindel can detect all but the estimated allele fraction is way bellow what it should be. In most cases where I know the indel is fully heterozygous and the AF should be around 0.5, the estimates by pindel is less than 0.2. I m now wondering what cut-off i should use for AF to call a variant. Is there a way to fix the issue? I m using the default parameters.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: