Nature MethodsBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
CoLoRd: Compressing long reads
Marek KokotiD, Adam GudyśiD, Heng LiiD, Sebastian DeorowicziD
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Abstract
The costs of maintaining exabytes of data produced by sequencing experiments every year has become a major issue in todays genomics. In spite of the increasing popularity of the third generation sequencing, the existing algorithms for compressing long reads exhibit minor advantage over general purpose gzip. We present CoLoRd, an algorithm able to reduce 3rd generation sequencing data by an order of magnitude without affecting the accuracy of downstream analyzes.
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