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Benchmarking of the taxonomic assignment method for 1000 random sequences taken from complete genomes. |
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| Tax rank |
ORFs |
Predictions |
Same |
Different |
Contigs |
Predictions |
Same |
Different |
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| class |
3264 |
2281 |
2271 |
10 |
996 |
694 |
692 |
2 |
| order |
3264 |
2099 |
2072 |
27 |
996 |
638 |
629 |
9 |
| family |
3264 |
1833 |
1791 |
42 |
996 |
553 |
539 |
14 |
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Assignments were done at three different taxonomic depths (class, order and family). The table shows the number of predictions carried out, and how many of these match the original taxon, both for ORFs and contigs. The homology searches for four contigs did not provide any hits and were, therefore, not considered | ||||||||
Tamames and Moya BMC Genomics 2008 9:136 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-9-136 |
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