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samtools flagstat
thanks a lot
Every aligned read has a
NH:i:tag associated with it in the SAM format.NH:i:1means one hit or unique alignment.NH:i:2means the read can be aligned at multiple places (here two). Most often such reads are not used towards variant calling or RNA-seq count data generation. Shorter reads especially that represent less complex part of the genome or CNV regions usually show multi-mapping.thank you Ashutosh