Fig. 1From: HapSolo: an optimization approach for removing secondary haplotigs during diploid genome assembly and scaffoldingA schematic showing the basic workflow and ideas behind HapSolo. The rectangles on the right illustrate the basic steps, including pre-processing (blue rectangles), steps within HapSolo (red rectangles) and post-processing (green rectangle). Some of the HapSolo steps include iterations to perform hill climbing calculations, as described in the text and shown by the arrow. On the left, step 1 shows the contigs from the primary assembly, and step 2 illustrates the all-by-all alignment of contigs. Step 3 provides examples of some properties of potential alignments. The metrics—ID, Q and QR—were defined to help capture some of the variation among these conditions. Step 4 illustrates that new primary assemblies are formed by dropping putative secondary contigsBack to article page