Inquiry about depth of coverage and copy number variation
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I don't understand your question. a DOC is the average depth , a CNV is a variation.
Thanks Pierre, I was actually thinking about the duplicate PCR reads and didn't explain it properly. I have found a post mentioning that question. Thank you!