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Results automated curation explained

 
Results of the automated curation tool are stored in separate HTML files.
 
The location of those files are provided in the Path to store results (#13 of One field curation)
 
 
 
Results automated curation explained
 
 
 
 
1
1.
 
The title is showing the specific item the records were grouped by (#1 of One field curation and #1 of Multiple field curation).
 
In this case we group by taxon name.
 
2
2.
 
This section will be present when it has been check in the wizard (#8 of One field curation and #8 of Multiple field curation).
 
Same results as provided in the wizard grid (step 7 of One field curation and step 7 of Multiple field curation)
 
Statistics can be copied to clipboard using the provided link.
 
 
3
3.
 
This section will be present when it has been check in the wizard (#8 of One field curation and #8 of Multiple field curation).
 
Shows which strains are in which cluster.
 
Cluster details can be copied to clipboard using the provided link.
 
 
 
4
4.
 
This section will be present when it has been check in the wizard (#3 of One field curation and #3 of Multiple field curation).
 
 
 
5
5.
 
This section will be present when it has been check in the wizard (#7 of One field curation and #7 of Multiple field curation).
 
Shows the similarity matrix between the items in the comparison (sequences in this case)
 
  • The red dot behind the strain is indicating that it is the Medoid of the current group.
     
  • The color of the square is indicating the cluster.
 
 
6
6.
 
This section will be present when it has been check in the wizard (#12 of One field curation and #12 of Multiple field curation).
 
Shows the percentage of similarity on the x-axis and the number of items on the y-axis.
 
 
  • Below here for example there is 1 item (in this case 1 sequence) found with a similarity between 90% and 91.999%.
 
7
7.
 
This section will be present when it has been check in the wizard (#6 of One field curation and #6 of Multiple field curation).
 
Shows the different clusters, each having its own color.
 
The plot can be turned by using the mouse.
 
Hover the mouse on a dot to see more details.