Benchmark – Comparison of Different NGS Mappers

January 7, 2015 Leave a comment 6,257 Views

Here, researchers at ecSeq Bioinformatics provide detailed performance comparisons of NGS read aligners. They stress that benchmarks only measure specific aspects and may not be used to claim any universal superiority or inferiority of a particular tool. In order to ...

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Benchmark – Comparison of Different NGS Mappers

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