review-zoom-v3-human-3d-dotplot-correlation

Review zoom v3: human sequence-similarity vs 3D-contact dot plot

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Statusdone
Assignedagent-1021
Agent identity3577bc75d6ed4f1947509aa5c086c91ce7c997c7806dab6bf6affac647452647
Created2026-05-07T00:58:43.481514002+00:00
Started2026-05-07T01:01:02.272470694+00:00
Completed2026-05-07T01:10:17.840768826+00:00
Tagsbog-this-week, bog-deck, review-zoom, review-zoom-v3, eval-scheduled
Eval score0.97
└ blocking impact0.98
└ completeness0.97
└ coordination overhead0.96
└ correctness0.97
└ downstream usability0.97
└ efficiency0.94
└ intent fidelity0.97
└ style adherence0.96

Description

User feedback: slide 12 mouse dot plot is awesome; do we have anything like this for regular human data, the dot plot and correlation specifically?

Goal: determine whether we can build a human analog of the mouse zygotene scatter: per arm-pair or per PHR-pair sequence similarity versus Hi-C/Pore-C contact, with a correlation/statistic, and generate a slide-ready candidate if valid.

Requirements:

  • Inspect human 3D source data in paper_prep/figures/fig3, ED5, and HPRCv2 analysis/human paths.
  • Identify the appropriate unit: arm pair, arm-haplotype pair, or PHR pair. Be explicit about which is available and comparable to mouse.
  • For at least one strong human dataset, preferably HG002 Pore-C and/or CHM13 Hi-C at 50 kb, build a scatter/dot plot of sequence similarity against contact or O/E contact.
  • Compute Spearman rho or the appropriate correlation. Distinguish pointwise Spearman from Mantel rho.
  • If only arm-pair matrices are available and not per-PHR-pair data, say so and make a correct arm-pair analog instead of overclaiming.
  • Keep outputs under slides/v2-review-zoom/_revision_assets/v3/human_3d_dotplot/.

Validation:

  • README states whether a human analog exists and at what unit.
  • Candidate plot includes axes, n, correlation, sample/platform/resolution.
  • The plot does not reuse the mouse statistic or call pointwise Spearman a Mantel test.

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