Figure 2

Errors at only heterozygous positions as treated by Quake and ECHO. The two error correction programs' performance on errors at heterozygous positions when given the heterozygous dataset at ≈ 3.7% error rate. Rate corrected is defined as the number of corrections made at erroneous heterozygous bases out of all erroneous heterozygous bases in the dataset. The haploid genome size was used when running Quake.