@wildtypeMC @BenLangmead I think it can make a runtime difference if your sketches are very small (which I expect is why mash approximates with log vs pow). See discussion of JI vs Genomic Distance (Eq 4/5) here (https://t.co/hIQsW5uA8E) 1/2
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RT @GenomeBiology: Sarmashghi, Bafna, Mirarab and co present Skmer, a genome-skimming approach to compute the distance between query and re…
RT @GenomeBiology: Sarmashghi, Bafna, Mirarab and co present Skmer, a genome-skimming approach to compute the distance between query and re…
RT @GenomeBiology: Sarmashghi, Bafna, Mirarab and co present Skmer, a genome-skimming approach to compute the distance between query and re…
Sarmashghi, Bafna, Mirarab and co present Skmer, a genome-skimming approach to compute the distance between query and reference genomes, using low coverage sequencing https://t.co/Ph8Avy3AqS
Skmer: assembly-free and alignment-free sample identification using genome skims https://t.co/IHAJQCLRwu