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One individual had an average relative coverage deviation of 1.96 (copy number of 4).

We observed an average relative coverage deviation of more than 0.2 from the value of 1 in 25 samples (Fig. 1c), suggesting a possibility of CNV.

Seven samples displayed an average relative coverage deviation of close to 0.5 (heterozygous deletion or copy number of 1), while eight samples had values of close to 1.5 (duplication or copy number of 3).

A coverage bias was assumed when coverage deviation was lower than −1 or higher than 1.

To test the probable influence of GC content bias in base-calling accuracy, we performed linear comparisons against mismatch rates, indel rates, and coverage deviation.

We observed that both coverage deviation (p ≤ 0.00003) and mismatch rate (p ≤ 0.00004) are significantly influenced by read GC content (Fig.  3b and c, respectively).

The results of performance evaluations, carried out in ns-3 [20], show that our proposed TCDC system achieves better performances compared to state-of-the-art protocols in terms of the number of active sensing nodes, sensing coverage, standard deviation of residual energy, and network lifetime.

Results are only slightly better when coverage standard deviation is reduced to zero (Figure 1(a)), indicating that PoolHap algorithm is free of stochastic coverage which frequently occur with NGS.

We find that even with as little as 2x coverage (standard deviation 0.5), and 1,000 selected SNPs (from 189k SNPs) PoolHap is able to estimate the haplotype frequencies to within 2% of their true value (Figure 1(b)).

The diagonal line indicates perfect uniformity of coverage and deviation indicates an uneven distribution of reads.

Firstly, we marked parts of MCO456 genome having lower or higher (allowing 25% deviation) coverage than expected as unknown (10%).