Bioperl-guts: codon usage?
Gordon D. Pusch
pusch@mcs.anl.gov
Wed, 15 Sep 1999 15:08:36 -0500
Andreas Matern <alm13@cornell.edu> replies:
> If you wouldn't mind sharing your stand alones (especially if they
> are stand alones written in Perl) I think the bioperl community
> would be enriched by them, and (with your permission) we can link to
> them on: http://bio.perl.org/ScriptCentral/
They are certainly written in perl --- I don't write ANYTHING in any other
language (except English), nowadays! 8-) And I will be happy to post them
once I'm done working on them.
Unfortunately, however, they're being written for a crisis that's a couple
levels down on my Maslov-hierarchy, so it's likely to be several weeks to
a month before they're polished enough to be ``ready for prime time''... :-(
BTW, I am =VERY= much interested in replacing my current hash-based kmer-use
tables with a suffix-tree implementation at some point in the near future,
to facilitate replacing my current fixed-order Markov-chain DNA-model with
a variable-order Markov Random Field model. If anyone on this list is working
on or knows of a good suffix-tree module, I would very much appreciate a
pointer (or even a handle! :-) to it...
Thanks in advance,
Gordon D. Pusch | Internet: <pusch@mcs.anl.gov>
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