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double cluster_count |
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Get the cluster count
- Returns
- cluster count
double cluster_count_pf |
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Get the cluster count PF
- Returns
- cluster count PF
float error_rate |
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Get the error rate of PHIX for the run over all "usable cycles".
A "usable cycle" is a cycle that is fully corrected, so the last cycle of a read is excluded.
- Returns
- error rate of PHIX for run over all "usable cycles".
float first_cycle_intensity |
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Get the first cycle intensity
- Returns
- first cycle intensity
float percent_aligned |
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Get the percent aligned PHIX for the run
- Returns
- percent aligned PHIX
float percent_gt_q30 |
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Get the percent of bases greater than or equal to Q30 over all "usable cycles"
A "usable cycle" is a cycle that is fully corrected, so the last cycle of a read is excluded.
- Returns
- percent of bases greater than or equal to Q30 over all "usable cycles"
float percent_occupancy_proxy |
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Get the percent occupancy proxy
Also known as % loading concentration
- Returns
- percent occupancy proxy
float percent_occupied |
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Get the percent occupied
- Returns
- percent occupied
float projected_yield_g |
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Get the projected yield of the run in gigabases over all "usable cycles"
A "usable cycle" is a cycle that is fully corrected, so the last cycle of a read is excluded.
- Returns
- projected yield of the run in gigabases over all "usable cycles"
Get the reads PF value for run
- Returns
- reads PF val for run
uint64_t reads_pf |
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Get the reads PF value for run
- Returns
- reads PF val for run
Get the yield of the run in gigabases over all "usable cycles"
A "usable cycle" is a cycle that is fully corrected, so the last cycle of a read is excluded.
- Returns
- yield of the run in gigabases over all "usable cycles"