ATAC: Finding peaks in BW file
I'm trying to analyze this ATAC dataset. Does anyone know if the bw files in the supplementary data the peaks themselves, or do I need to process them further to get the peaks? I opened one of them using import.bw from rtracklayer, and the GRanges object contains around 35M ranges, which seems like a lot. Is each range a peak, or do I need to filter them somehow?
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