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If we do this, then we can retrieve any single normalization factor on the fly
Cons:
This means we will have yet another variable that must be defined.
We can circumvent this problem by offering a way to modify the json, so that a single normalization factor is retrieved by default, and if a user wants to retrieve another normalization factor, they are free to do so using a variable.
The above procedure seems clunky, and introduces another layer of complexity, so I do not think users will really go for this.
And anyways, how many Hi-C studies are there that do comparisons across normalizations?
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Pros:
Cons:
The above procedure seems clunky, and introduces another layer of complexity, so I do not think users will really go for this.
And anyways, how many Hi-C studies are there that do comparisons across normalizations?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: