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StripePy: fast and robust characterization of architectural stripes

Andrea RaffoiD, Roberto RossiniiD, Jonas PaulseniD

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Abstract

MotivationArchitectural stripes in Hi-C and related data are crucial for gene regulation, development, and DNA repair. Despite their importance, few tools exist for automatic stripe detection. ResultsWe introduce StripePy, which leverages computational geometry methods to identify and analyze architectural stripes in contact maps from Chromosome Conformation Capture experiments like Hi-C and Micro-C. StripePy outperforms existing tools, as shown through tests on various datasets and a newly developed simulated benchmark, StripeBench, providing a valuable resource for the community. Availability and implementationStripePy is released to the public as an open source, MIT-licensed Python application. StripePy source code is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/paulsengroup/StripePy and is archived on Zenodo. StripePy can be easily installed from source or PyPI using pip and from Bioconda using conda. Containerized versions of StripePy are regularly published on DockerHub. Contactandrea.raffo@ibv.uio.no Supplementary informationSupplementary data are provided as a separate file.

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