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. 2018 Jun 27;34(13):i105–i114. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/bty279

Table 1.

Comparison of two phasing methods, Falcon Unzip and our graph-based approach, at different PacBio coverage levels

Statistics PacBio coverage Graph-based approach Falcon Unzip
Diploid assemblies quality
 Average identity (%) 10× 99.50
20× 99.61
30× 99.80 99.4
 Phasing error rate (%) 10× 2.5
20× 1.5
30× 0.7 3.8
Contiguity
 N50 haplotig size (bp) 10× 40k
20× 42k
30× 43k 32k
Completeness
 Haplotig size (Mbp) 10× 20.7
20× 21.1
30× 23.9 16.6
 # Unphased contigs 10× 2
20× 2
30× 2 77

Note: For computing the ‘haplotig N50’, we only consider those portions of a contig for which two haplotypes are available, i.e. those regions where Falcon reports both a primary contig and an alternative haplotig. For ‘haplotig size’, we sum the length of contigs on both haplotypes (‘primary contigs’ plus ‘haplotigs’ in terms of Falcon’s output), so the target size is twice the genome size (24.3 Mbp in case of yeast).