Near-optimal RNA-Seq quantification
arXiv:1505.02710
Abstract
We present a novel approach to RNA-Seq quantification that is near optimal in speed and accuracy. Software implementing the approach, called kallisto, can be used to analyze 30 million unaligned paired-end RNA-Seq reads in less than 5 minutes on a standard laptop computer while providing results as accurate as those of the best existing tools. This removes a major computational bottleneck in RNA-Seq analysis.
- Added some results (paralog analysis, allele specific expression analysis, alignment comparison, accuracy analysis with TPMs) - Switched bootstrap analysis to human sample from SEQC-MAQCIII - Provided link to a snakefile that allows for reproducibility of all results and figures in the paper
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