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The former, C and D are called unique here.
Hi all! If some other desperate person is starting the project just now and needs somebody to work with, PM me.
It is primarily the yes/no classification that I am looking for. The "real tools" are also interested in the cleavage site, while other details are of little interest.
There is no table called gene_stable_id, but a column called gene.stable_id.
It seems the example output doesn't match the requirements. Col 3 is specified to be the hit accession, which in this example would be 24130, i.e.
<Hit_accession>24130</Hit_accession>
But the output shows it as "CYTC_MOUSE", which is a part of the Hit_def, which is not in the required output spec.
Some problems with Biomart downtime right now. Try one of the mirrors:
http://www.ensembl.org/info/about/mirrors.html
I'm looking for a partner for the bioinformatics project. My background is in mathematics and computer science. Send me a message if interested.
I added a parenthesis which hopefully clarifies the assignment for future generations. But I won't fail you for writing a more general program which solves the assignment.
We are only using symmetric distance (treecompare.symmetric_difference()) to compare the trees, is that enough?