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Bioinformatics is the use of software tools to analyse biological data.

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I've been giving my grade tens an introduction to computational phylogenomics, based around computing dissimilarity between DNA strands, and a simplified model of mutation. They've been exploring how ...
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Needleman-Wunsch is a bioinformatics algorithm used to align 2 sequences. The algorithm outputs the score of the alignment and a Vec containing all operations to reconstruct the alignment. I do not ...
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I recently wrote some R code, which I would normally not do, to find repeats in DNA fasta files. Here is an example fasta file: ...
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I'm a beginner to python and have been working through the Rosalind problems. If you're unfamiliar with Rosalind, they're a website where you can practice bioinformatic coding through problem solving. ...
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Introduction A first order HMM (hidden Markov model) is a tuple \$(H, \Sigma, T, E, \mathbb{P})\$, where \$H = \{1, \ldots, \vert H \vert\}\$ is the set of hidden states, \$\Sigma\$ is the set of ...
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Introduction I have this semi-dynamic range minimum query (RMQ) tree in Java. It is called semi-dynamic due to the fact that it cannot be modified after it is constructed. However, the values ...
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I'm writing a script for a bioinformatics application in Python that iterates through several sequences looking for amino acids in specific positions to calculate their frequency in relation to a ...
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This is my code to generate a FASTA file containing multiple records with randomized DNA sequences with distinct length. I am looking for feedback on how to write this script better. ...
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I'm working on the famous clump finding problem to learn Haskell. Part of the problem involve breaking nucleotide sequences, called kmers, into subsequences as follows: ...
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I have recently started coding in Python and this is my first proper project. The user enters an RNA sequence and the program converts the code into the corresponding amino acid sequence. The user can ...
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I have an app which parses data files on the clients browsers and displays a scatter chart. This is an example of a scatter chart with 10,000 data points: This is an example of a scatter chart with 1....
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I'm learning Rust, and I have a simple program that I hope to use as a learning exercise. My goal here is to get a better idea of the proper way of doing things. I'm trying to use the fastq crate to ...
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I wanted to write some code which reads in a FASTA file and one hot encodes the sequence which is consequentially saved to a file. A FASTA file is a text based file format commonly used in ...
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I am writing my own parser for FASTA format. I can't use BioPython or anything else, because it's a part of an assignment and our teacher wants us to try to do it manually. For now, I have done this: <...
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I came across this BMC Genomics paper: Analysis of intra-genomic GC content homogeneity within prokaryotes And I implemented some Python functions to make this available as part of a personal project. ...
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