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I think you're right that we can detect it computationally, but is that true in all cases?
Bismark has an explicit --pbat option and fails silently if you try mapping PBAT reads without it. What if we implement the nucleotide analysis function and print a warning if the composition doesn't match up with the flag?
GSE86903
This dataset has mixed WGBS and PBAT protocols. Specifically, BS-seq_H9_hEpiLC_d4_1 and BS-seq_H9_hEpiLC_d4_2 are WGBS, while others are PBAT. Should be a good one to test this.
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This should be easy, based on analyzing the nucleotide composition of a collection of reads at the start of the file (e.g. 100k reads).
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