Enum MateResolutionStrategy

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pub enum MateResolutionStrategy {
    BaseQualMapQualFirstInPair,
    BaseQualMapQualIUPAC,
    BaseQualMapQualN,
    MapQualBaseQualFirstInPair,
    MapQualBaseQualIUPAC,
    MapQualBaseQualN,
    IUPAC,
    N,
    Original,
}
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Strategies for resolving which mate to use when overlapping mates disagree on a base call.

All strategies first check user-based read filters. If one mate fails filters, the other is chosen. If both fail, the first mate is chosen by default.

For reads that are deletions / ref skips or lack a base call, all strategies fall back to the Original strategy (MAPQ → first in pair).

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BaseQualMapQualFirstInPair

Base quality → MAPQ → first in pair

Priority order:

  1. Higher base quality score wins
  2. If base qualities are equal, higher MAPQ wins
  3. If both are equal, first mate in pair wins
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BaseQualMapQualIUPAC

Base quality → MAPQ → IUPAC ambiguity code

Priority order:

  1. Higher base quality score wins
  2. If base qualities are equal, higher MAPQ wins
  3. If both are equal, return IUPAC ambiguity code (e.g., A+G→R)
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BaseQualMapQualN

Base quality → MAPQ → N

Priority order:

  1. Higher base quality score wins
  2. If base qualities are equal, higher MAPQ wins
  3. If both are equal, return N (unknown base), if ambiguous
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MapQualBaseQualFirstInPair

MAPQ → base quality → first in pair

Priority order:

  1. Higher MAPQ wins
  2. If MAPQ is equal, higher base quality wins
  3. If both are equal, first mate in pair wins
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MapQualBaseQualIUPAC

MAPQ → base quality → IUPAC ambiguity code

Priority order:

  1. Higher MAPQ wins
  2. If MAPQ is equal, higher base quality wins
  3. If both are equal, return IUPAC ambiguity code (e.g., A+G→R)
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MapQualBaseQualN

MAPQ → base quality → N

Priority order:

  1. Higher MAPQ wins
  2. If MAPQ is equal, higher base quality wins
  3. If both are equal, return N (unknown base), if ambiguous
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IUPAC

Always return IUPAC ambiguity code for different bases

Returns the appropriate IUPAC code for the base combination:

  • Same bases: return the base (A+A→A)
  • Different bases: return IUPAC code (A+G→R, C+T→Y, etc.)
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N

Always return N for different bases

Returns N for different bases, but identical bases return themselves:

  • Same bases: return the base (A+A→A)
  • Different bases: return N
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Original

Original strategy: MAPQ → first in pair

Priority order:

  1. Higher MAPQ wins
  2. If MAPQ is equal, first mate in pair wins
  3. If neither is marked as first in pair, choose first mate by default

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impl Clone for MateResolutionStrategy

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fn clone(&self) -> MateResolutionStrategy

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for MateResolutionStrategy

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl FromStr for MateResolutionStrategy

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type Err = ParseError

The associated error which can be returned from parsing.
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fn from_str(s: &str) -> Result<MateResolutionStrategy, <Self as FromStr>::Err>

Parses a string s to return a value of this type. Read more
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impl TryFrom<&str> for MateResolutionStrategy

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type Error = ParseError

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_from( s: &str, ) -> Result<MateResolutionStrategy, <Self as TryFrom<&str>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl Copy for MateResolutionStrategy

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