Eric Banks 54331b44e9 New way of looking at the size of a pileup: there's a physical number of elements in the data structure and there's a representative depth of coverage (since a reduced read represents depth >= 1). The size() method has been removed because its meaning is ambiguous. Updated several annotations and the UG engine to make use of the representative depths.		2011-11-02 12:47:30 -04:00
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config	Reorganized the codebase beneath top-level public and private directories,	2011-06-28 06:55:19 -04:00
src	New way of looking at the size of a pileup: there's a physical number of elements in the data structure and there's a representative depth of coverage (since a reduced read represents depth >= 1). The size() method has been removed because its meaning is ambiguous. Updated several annotations and the UG engine to make use of the representative depths.	2011-11-02 12:47:30 -04:00
test	New way of looking at the size of a pileup: there's a physical number of elements in the data structure and there's a representative depth of coverage (since a reduced read represents depth >= 1). The size() method has been removed because its meaning is ambiguous. Updated several annotations and the UG engine to make use of the representative depths.	2011-11-02 12:47:30 -04:00