Since you specifically mentioned DNA similarity and not strings in general, I assume you want to align the sequences rather than just the Levenshtein distance between them... If that is the case, I recommend using…
The link seems to be broken?
Not really or at least I haven't had that problem. It would be a problem if they used both \r and \n at the same time. in that case you can always do \r\n to \n or something like that.
My favorite command when dealing with csv/txt files generated by Microsoft products: perl -p -e 's/\r/\n/g' Bad_Microsoft.csv Good_unix.csv
You can check out http://humanfoodproject.com/americangut/ for more information on what to expect, analysis pipeline and privacy of your data. Also, there is a very cool TED talk by Rob Knight on gut microbiome:…
DNA is normally and naturally right-handed which means your logo is wrong!
Since you specifically mentioned DNA similarity and not strings in general, I assume you want to align the sequences rather than just the Levenshtein distance between them... If that is the case, I recommend using…
The link seems to be broken?
Not really or at least I haven't had that problem. It would be a problem if they used both \r and \n at the same time. in that case you can always do \r\n to \n or something like that.
My favorite command when dealing with csv/txt files generated by Microsoft products: perl -p -e 's/\r/\n/g' Bad_Microsoft.csv Good_unix.csv
You can check out http://humanfoodproject.com/americangut/ for more information on what to expect, analysis pipeline and privacy of your data. Also, there is a very cool TED talk by Rob Knight on gut microbiome:…
DNA is normally and naturally right-handed which means your logo is wrong!