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I've re-checked it and it's something odd, the difference I see is just in one circ that with circtools shows as significant with sig_p 0.0026412332380743
and with circtest in R it is not (sig_p = 0.428199220581546). Somehow this seems wrong because it only has 1 read in one replicate, 0 everywhere else.
When I run circtest with the same data from R or from circtools I get different results, how is this possible?
Relevant info:
circtools:
circtools circtest -d mydir/ -p 0.0001 -s 1 -f 0.99 -C 1 -r 3 -g 1,1,1,2,2,2 -l CondA,CondB -c 4,5,6,7,8,9 -o out_dir/
In R:
CircRNACount_filtered <- Circ.filter(circ = CircRNACount, linear = LinearCount, Nreplicates = 3, filter.sample = 1, filter.count = 1, percentage = 0.0001)
test=Circ.test(CircRNACount_filtered,LinearCount_filtered,CircCoordinates_filtered,group=c(rep(1,3),rep(2,3)),alpha=0.99)
Thanks,
ivan
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