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(* begin module describe.freb *)
(*
name
freb: frequency table to Delila book
synopsis
freb(frebp: in, book: out, output: out)
files
frebp: input frequency table (parameters to the program)
The first line is the name of the site.
The following lines each have a set of numbers, 5 per line,
representing first the coordinate and then the numbers of a,c,g
and t to use.
If the numbers are integers, then those integers are used to
create the sequences. The numbers can be real in which case the
smallest power of 10 multiplier is used to make the numbers
integer.
book: sequences which could have produced the frebp frequencies,
in Delila book format.
output: messages to the user
description
The freb program converts a table of frequencies to a set of
aligned sequences so they may be analyzed. The raw sequences have
the same frequencies, but, of course, are not the same as the
original sequences.
examples
documentation
see also
program to create a sequence set from a table: frese.p
program to create a book: makebk.p
program to transpose the table: transpose.p
example parameter file: frebp
author
Thomas Dana Schneider
bugs
technical notes
*)
(* end module describe.freb *)
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