flicker reports normalized hits (HNA) but tools like DESeq (http://www-huber.embl.de/users/anders/DESeq/) uses for their analysis raw data (from tables with integers).

When I look to the mir/xxx.hit.txt it looks like:

mir.fa/rno-let-7a       8975.83333333333        630.2373006394
mir.fa/rno-let-7a-1*    3       0.210644720295408
mir.fa/rno-let-7b       1908.83333333333        134.028554530184
mir.fa/rno-let-7b*      4       0.280859627060544
mir.fa/rno-let-7c       60.3333333333333        4.23629937482988
mir.fa/rno-let-7c-2*    3       0.210644720295408
mir.fa/rno-let-7d       571     40.0927117628927
mir.fa/rno-let-7d*      506     35.5287428231588
mir.fa/rno-let-7e       135     9.47901241329337
mir.fa/rno-let-7e*      1       0.070214906765136

Is there any place in the outputs of flicker where the number of possible mappings of a read is stored so I can turn the HNA into raw count? Or is there a way of running flicker again not having the multiple mapping normalized?