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We can start with narrowpeak classification, using GEOFetch to pull narrowpeaks and run BedClassifier on these files to determine where the false negatives occur, adjust the classification algorithm, and then re-insert the new (and hopefully more accurate) classifications.
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This phase has not begun yet. The initial strategy posted above is still a good place to start, I believe. We did discuss potentially adding a column to the database that notes the discrepancy between the bedboss classification and the user/file extension classification (giving us a list of files to check). I don't believe this functionality was added to bedboss, however.
This issue will track Phase 2 of the Bed Classifier system. Phase 1: #34
As we populate the database, we will find some BED files are not correctly classified.
A current example from the most recent upload: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/query/acc.cgi?acc=GSM6754599
We can start with narrowpeak classification, using GEOFetch to pull narrowpeaks and run BedClassifier on these files to determine where the false negatives occur, adjust the classification algorithm, and then re-insert the new (and hopefully more accurate) classifications.
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