The problem is Oxford Nanopore data has about a 30% insertion and deletion error rate. While PacBio is less than 1% indel and substitution error.
Don't get me wrong, the Minion is amazing, but it can't compare to PacBio in terms of quality... yet.
Don't get me wrong, the Minion is amazing, but it can't compare to PacBio in terms of quality... yet.
Substitution error rate was very low, but you should evaluate INDELs specifically, rather than just identity like you did on your git, because it is the major drawback of this technology.