fix duplication accuracy level calculations logic bug#649
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sfchen merged 1 commit intoOpenGene:masterfrom Jan 14, 2026
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fix duplication accuracy level calculations logic bug#649sfchen merged 1 commit intoOpenGene:masterfrom
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In this PR I made two fixes to the duplicate calculation:
Fix Bloom membership logic: use AND across all hashes
isDup &= (ret & byte) != 0;instead of overwriting isDup each iterationisDup = (ret & byte) != 0;. The old behavior effectively depended only on the last hash, which could lead to incorrect duplicate results. I have saw this error in my RNA-seq data analysis result.Fix non–power-of-two masking at accuracy level 6: at level 6,
mBufNum=6andPRIME_ARRAY_LEN * mBufNumis not a power of two, sooffset &= maskis not equivalent to modulo and causes biased indexing. I changed level 6 to usemBufNum=8(mBufNum *= 4), makingPRIME_ARRAY_LEN * mBufNuma power of two so the existing offset &= mask logic is correct.