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Re: string similarity by using a function sort_by_similarity()

by bobf (Monsignor)
on Nov 08, 2009 at 15:26 UTC ( [id://805779]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to string similarity by using a function sort_by_similarity()

Based on your description I suspect that you are trying to compare DNA sequences, either at the level of a codon or translated to protein sequences. If that is the case, much more efficient and robust ways to do this are available. A more complete description of the problem would help.

Recommended next steps:

  • Take a look at Bioperl
  • Post more information about the problem. Don't be afraid to use a little biology or bioinformatics terminology, which will help the bio monks around here get a better understanding of the problem.

  • Comment on Re: string similarity by using a function sort_by_similarity()

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