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I'm using VCF anno to annotate a INFO field of the float datatype: Input infofield:
##INFO=<ID=CAP,Number=A,Type=Float,Description="CAP">
The resource contains values for this INFO field like: 1.4696171E-4 0.13309044 7.423004E-5
conf.toml is very simple:
file="test/tmp/cap.vcf.gz" fields = ["CAP"] ops=["self"] names=["CAP"]
After annotation the values I find in the resulting VCF are slightly different from the input: 0.00014696 0.1331 7.423e-05
I would expect the annotated values to be the exactly same as the one in the resource.
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vcfanno must decide how to render a 32 bit float. The method chosen is a good trade-off between side and precision. This is not unexpected.
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I'm using VCF anno to annotate a INFO field of the float datatype:
Input infofield:
The resource contains values for this INFO field like:
1.4696171E-4
0.13309044
7.423004E-5
conf.toml is very simple:
After annotation the values I find in the resulting VCF are slightly different from the input:
0.00014696
0.1331
7.423e-05
I would expect the annotated values to be the exactly same as the one in the resource.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: