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Raven: a de novo genome assembler for long reads
Abstract
We present new methods for the improvement of de novo genome assembly from erroneous long-reads incorporated into a straightforward tool called Raven (https://github.com/lbcb-sci/raven). Raven maintains similar performance for various genomes and has accuracy on par with other assemblers which support third-generation sequencing data. It is one of the fastest options while having the lowest memory consumption on the majority of benchmarked datasets.
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