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I just realized that the Cumulative Prevalence for different lineages in your superb web resource seems to be calculate by #GISAID_sample_with_lineage_X/#GISAID_sample. Generally this seems to work fine, but in the case of Austria, where there were recently submitted 20K samples of partial genome sequencing to GISAID (~80% of all samples). Since those do not have a pango lineage assigned, in the case for Austria a calculation like #GISAID_sample_with_lineage_X/#GISAID_sample_with_any_lineage would be more appropriate.
bw, Fabou
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Hello Fabou, thank you for pointing this out. We do have a length filter step that excludes sequences under 20,000 bps but in this case, it seems to have failed. I will look into this. Excluding low length sequences should fix the prevalence estimates too.
Dear all
I just realized that the Cumulative Prevalence for different lineages in your superb web resource seems to be calculate by #GISAID_sample_with_lineage_X/#GISAID_sample. Generally this seems to work fine, but in the case of Austria, where there were recently submitted 20K samples of partial genome sequencing to GISAID (~80% of all samples). Since those do not have a pango lineage assigned, in the case for Austria a calculation like #GISAID_sample_with_lineage_X/#GISAID_sample_with_any_lineage would be more appropriate.
bw, Fabou
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: