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Re^3: Comparing each line of a file to itself

by kschwab (Vicar)
on Jan 13, 2019 at 20:59 UTC ( [id://1228491]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: Comparing each line of a file to itself
in thread Comparing each line of a file to itself

Well, yes, a content aware solution could mush down to 2 bits per character. I was proposing, though, something more memory efficient than $SEEN{$_}++.

I don't know much about DNA, but googling around a bit, "one DNA sequence per line" could mean 237, 373, etc, characters per line. 373*2= 746, so an MD5 hash could still be significantly smaller.

Also, I don't know if OP's file format has comments or other things besides A/T/G/C.

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