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. 2019 Nov 14;2(1):lqz015. doi: 10.1093/nargab/lqz015

Table 4.

Comparison of ELECTOR’s and LRCstats’s outputs

Uncorrected Corrected
Metric ELECTOR LRCstats ELECTOR LRCstats
Corrected by HALC
Processed bases 238 309 333 237 655 341 212 266 193 214 152 119
Error rate 0.1403 0.1751 0.0042 0.0023
Insertions 28 772 841 32 589 970 100 874 215 507
Deletions 5 235 890 8 991 984 1 035 978 120 743
Substitutions 4 058 953 1 633 123 198 853 221 646
Recall (%) 0.9997
Precision (%) 0.9959
Trimmed/split 12.043
Mean missing size 577.5
Extended 71
Mean extension size 53.2
Low quality reads 160
Small reads 3436
Corrected by Canu
ELECTOR LRCstats ELECTOR LRCstats
Processed bases 244 560 743 244 633 066 229 555 492 229 825 812
Error rate 0.1425 0.1781 0.0506 0.0694
Insertions 30 090 583 34 105 075 12 252 413 12 942 568
Deletions 5 483 119 9 489 618 2 574 320 3 134 365
Substitutions 4 375 017 1 748 302 2 197 172 1 591 650
Recall (%) 0.9515
Precision (%) 0.9495
Trimmed/split 2.216
Mean missing size 35.1
Extended 178
Mean extension size 30.7
Low quality reads 43.0
Small reads 0.0

Both tools were evaluated on the S. cerevisiae dataset, using a hybrid corrector (HALC) and a self corrector (Canu). A dash in the Uncorrected columns indicates that the metric is not computed for the ‘uncorrected’ reads. A cross indicates that LRCstats does not provide the metric.