fsm-lite1
Frequency-based string mining
Usage
fsm-lite -l
<file>
-t
<file>
[options]
Overview
A singe-core implementation of frequency-based substring mining used in bioinformatics to extract substrings that discriminate two (or more) datasets inside high-throughput sequencing data.
Options
mandatory:
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-l,--list <file> -
Text file that lists all input files as whitespace-separated pairs
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<data-name> <data-filename>
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where <data-name> is unique identifier (without whitespace) and <data-filename> is full path to each input file. Default data file format is FASTA (uncompressed).
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-t,--tmp <file> -
Store temporary index data
optional:
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-m,--min <int> -
Minimum length to report (default 9)
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-M,--max <int> -
Maximum length to report (default 100)
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-f,--freq <int> -
Minimum frequency per input file to report (default 1)
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-s,--minsupp <int> -
Minimum number of input files with support to report (default 2)
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-S,--maxsupp <int> -
Maximum number of input files with support to report (default inf)
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-v,--verbose -
Verbose output
Releases
Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).