Note: you probably want to use kameris instead.
This is a generator for Molecular Distance Maps, as seen in the following papers:
- Mapping the Space of Genomic Signatures
- An investigation into inter- and intragenomic variations of graphic genomic signatures
- Additive methods for genomic signatures
Some pre-generated Molecular Distance Maps may be seen here.
It uses FCGR and supports the following distances:
The SSIM distance may be accelerated with CUDA or OpenCL.
- Create folders named fasta, work, and output.
- Put fasta files in the fasta folder.
- Run the notebook called generation.nb. It will place distance matrices and some metadata in the output folder, and temporary files in the work folder.
- Use the notebook called analysis.nb to work with the distance matrices.
You may choose the groups for the plot by setting
taxaGroups
under "Initialization + Settings".
You may also run the test suite in the tests folder.
This code is based on work by Rallis Karamichalis, from here.
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