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    Kicker Scheduling

    Generating kicker playing schedules

    ... - All players participating at the whole schedule will be included in the same number of matches. The following optimization objectives are being regarded: - Each player should be scheduled for each table position equally often. - All combinations of team-mates should happen equally often. - All combinations of opponent players should happen equally often. - The leisure times of each players between its participated matches should be distributed as equally as possible.
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    DimerRemover

    Remove adapter dimers from NGS data

    This program can be used to count or remove adapter dimers in fastq files. Using a provided adapter sequence, it generates variations of this sequence and stores them in a hash table. The reads can then be directly matched against the hash. It is far more time efficient than doing alignment.
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    A general purpose distributed hash table adapted for sequence analysis. This program searches for all maximal, exact unique n-mers from a given set of genomes. Originally, this program's primary use was to design resequencing microarrays.
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