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AstroBioTools
Adaptive analysis of amino acid alphabets
A new, fast implementation of algorithms used for the adaptive analysis of amino acid alphabets as described in Philip, G. K., & Freeland, S. J. (2011). Did evolution select a nonrandom “alphabet” of amino acids? Astrobiology, 11(3), 235-240. Ilardo, M., Meringer, M., Freeland, S., Rasulev, B., & Cleaves II, H. J. (2015). Extraordinarily adaptive properties of the genetically encoded amino acids. Scientific reports, 5, 9414. Ilardo, M., Bose, R., Meringer, M., Rasulev, B... -
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Meraculous-2D
Eukaryotic Genome Assembler
---------------------------------------- IMPORTANT: Meraculous-2D has been superseded by the HipMer assembler, available here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/hipmer/ ----------------------------------------- Meraculous-2D is a whole genome assembler for NGS reads (Illumina) that is capable of assembling large, diploid genomes with modest computational requirements. Features include: - Efficient k-mer counting and deBruijn graph traversal - Two modes of handling of diploid... -
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Suite of tools for DNA sequence analysis - searching (EST, mRNA, sequencer reads); aligning (ESTs, mRNA, whole genome); and analysis (repeats, kmers).
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runjags
The 'runjags' R package and standalone JAGS extension module
This package provides high-level interface utilities for MCMC models via Just Another Gibbs Sampler (JAGS), facilitating the use of parallel (or distributed) processors for multiple chains, automated control of convergence and sample length diagnostics, and evaluation of the performance of a model using drop-k validation or against simulated data. Template model specifications can be generated using a standard lme4-style formula interface to assist users less familiar with the BUGS syntax... -
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BamBam
Tools for genomic analysis
BamBam includes numerous tools for analyzing DNA next-generation sequencing data. Tools are provided for calling SNPs and indels, identifying large scale deletions, tabulating counts of mapped reads, methylation analysis, and more. Depends on SAMtools (http://samtools.sourceforge.net/) and BAMtools (https://github.com/pezmaster31/bamtools). Also uses BioPerl, which is included in the download tarball. -
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LaNet-vi provides images of large scale networks on a two-dimensional layout. The algorithm is based on the k-core and k-dense (m-core) decomposition. For more details see http://lanet-vi.fi.uba.ar.
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COPEread
Connecting Overlapped Pair-End Reads
COPE (Connecting Overlapped Pair-End reads) is a method to align and connect the illumina sequenced Pair-End reads of which the insert size is smaller than the sum of the two read length.The connected reads can be used in genome assembly, resequencing and transcriptome research. The full citation: COPE: An accurate k-mer based pair-end reads connection tool to facilitate genome assembly Binghang Liu; Jianying Yuan; Siu-Ming Yiu; Zhenyu Li; Yinlong Xie; Yanxiang Chen; Yujian Shi; Hao Zhang... -
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Trowel - Sequencing Error Corrector
Error Correction Module for Illumina Sequencing Reads
Trowel is an error correction module for Illumina sequencing reads, which is based on the k-mer spectrum approach. This tool is the first tool that uses a quality threshold instead of a coverage cutoff in order to extract trusted k-mers. This tool guarantees high accuracy and speed. This tool has been developed since 21. Jan. 2013 by Euncheon Lim in Prof. Dr. Detlef Weigel's Lab in Max-Planck Institute for Developmental Biology. First of all, you have to install the exact version of boost... -
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NIKS
NIKS (Needle in a K-stack) - detection of mutations in NGS data
To get access to the code, please check it out with svn as described in the code section. -
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Musket - short read error corrector
a parallel short-read error corrector for Illumina sequencing
Musket is an efficient multistage k-mer based corrector for Illumina short read data. This corrector employs the k-mer spectrum approach and introduces three correction techniques in a multistage workflow. Our performance evaluation results, in terms of correction quality and de novo genome assembly measures, reveal that Musket is consistently one of the top performing substitution-error-based correctors. In addition, Musket is multi-threaded using a master-slave model and demonstrates superior... -
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Hierachical_DNAcoder
An Hierachical Approach to Multi-Reference Genome compression
.... To increase the exact aligning rate, we also realign the approximately mapped and unmapped reads by changing the reference sequence or shortening the read length. Meanwhile, we further the study using “lossy” quality values through k-means clustering scheme and find its minute effect on downstream applications. The proposed method has achieved compression ratios from 0.5 to 0.65, which corresponds to space savings of 35%-50%, on experimental datasets.
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