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Table 1.

Tools selected in this study.

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Fig 1.

Consensus matrix (‘500k’ dataset).

(A) Consensus between tools that target the entire input dataset. (B) Consensus between all tools, for coding regions only.

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Fig 2.

Reasons for rejection.

This plot shows, for each tool, the proportion of accepted guides that have been rejected by mm10db, and the reason for doing so. An asterisk (*) indicates the category relates to a rule implemented in mm10db for rejecting guides. mm10db is used as a reference point because it provides a reason for any guide it rejects.

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Fig 3.

Tool performance on Xu guides.

For TUSCAN, mm10db, CHOPCHOP and phytoCRISP-Ex, colours indicate the whether a guide was accepted by the tool. For sgRNAScorer2, each colour indicates which percentile a particular guide scored in. For all others, colours represent the score distribution over the dataset.

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Fig 4.

Tool performance on Doench guides.

For tools that score guides, the experimental gene rank score versus score reported by tool is plotted. For TUSCAN, mm10db, CHOPCHOP and phytoCRISP-Ex, the distribution of accepted and rejected guides is shown, based on their associated gene rank score.

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Table 2.

Precision of tools on experimental data.

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Fig 5.

Normalised processing speed.

Measured in effective basepairs per second; taking into account the total length of the sequences considered by any given tool. Three performance groups have been identified, and are shown with different symbols for their markers.

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Table 3.

Run time per test.

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