When I use Juicebox for more complex operations, such as splitting a contig that is mounted incorrectly, after exporting a new review.assembly, I find that there is a loss of Hic signals when I redraw it.
Raw plot

I removed a bug mount of contigs in the middle, and redrew it with the following code:
# code
cphasing utils assembly2agp ${sample}_${hap}.review.assembly -n 12
cphasing agp2fasta ${sample}_${hap}.review.agp ${sample}_${hap}_rwa.fa > ./${sample}_${hap}.fa
cphasing-rs contigsizes ${sample}_${hap}.fa > ${sample}_${hap}.contigsizes
cphasing pairs2cool ${sample}.pairs.gz ${sample}_${hap}.contigsizes ${sample}_${hap}.10k.cool
cphasing plot -a ${sample}_${hap}.review.agp -m ${sample}_${hap}.10k.cool -o ${sample}_${hap}.review.png --whitered
Redraw

Difference in assembly section before and after modification
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After:

When I use Juicebox for more complex operations, such as splitting a contig that is mounted incorrectly, after exporting a new review.assembly, I find that there is a loss of Hic signals when I redraw it.
Raw plot

I removed a bug mount of contigs in the middle, and redrew it with the following code:
Redraw

Difference in assembly section before and after modification


Before:
After: