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Robust comparative analysis and contamination removal for metagenomics
With Recentrifuge, researchers can interactively explore what organisms are in their samples and at which level of confidence, thus enabling a robust comparative analysis of multiple samples in any metagenomic study.
Recentrifuge's novel approach combines robust statistics, arithmetic of scored taxonomic trees, and parallel computational algorithms.
Recentrifuge is especially useful when a more reliable detection of minority organisms is needed (e.g. in the case of low microbial biomass metagenomic studies) in clinical, environmental, or forensic analysis. Beyond the standard confidence levels, Recentrifuge implements others devoted to variable length reads, very convenient for complex datasets generated by nanopore sequencers.
To play with an example of a webpage generated by Recentrifuge, click on the next screenshot:
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Robust comparative analysis and contamination removal for metagenomics
We found that recentrifuge demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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