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PatternHunter is a command line utility that allows you to compare DNA sequences. You can use it to compare DNA with a protein sequence.
This application is designed for researchers that need a homology search tool. You simply have to run it with the help of the command prompt and choose the desired command.
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Some of the commands available:
– Compare just the length: -l, -r, -c
– Compare the total length: -t, -d
– Compare columns: -p
– Compare tables: -x
– Compare sequences: -s
– Compare words: -w
– Compare columns and tables: -x, -t
– Compare tables and sequences: -x, -t
– Compare sequences and words: -x, -w
– Compare words and sequences: -x, -w
– Compare sequences, words and tables: -x, -w, -t
– Compare columns, tables and sequences: -x, -w, -t
– Compare columns and sequences: -x, -s
– Compare columns and words: -x, -w
– Compare columns and tables: -x, -t
– Compare columns and words: -x, -t
– Compare columns, sequences, words and tables: -x, -s, -w, -t
– Compare directories: -d
– Compare files: -f
– Find all similarities: -r
– Find one similarity: -e, -m
– Group by length: -s, -l, -r, -c
– Group by total length: -s, -t, -d
– Ignore case: -u
– Ignore space: -u
– Ignore punctuation: -u
– Ignore character: -u
– Ignore first and last column: -p
– Ignore first column: -p
– Ignore last column: -p
– Ignore lines starting with ‘-‘ and

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Analyses the similarity between two DNA sequences and amino acid sequences. Searches for unknown sequences and obtain information about their protein homology.

CEM – Context-assisted edit distance

Introduction:

Applications of algorithms for extracting the semantic structure of a text are wide and frequently find use in Natural Language Processing (NLP). In this article we discuss a tool for automated analysis of a semantically structured text in English and Croatian.
The idea of Context-Assisted Edit Distance (CEM) is based on a search for all permitted patterns of edit operations in a text, while simultaneously allowing for continuous (context-dependent) differences between the “composite” text produced by a process of composition.

Using the most recent presentation on the topic at the Fifth International Conference of Computational Linguistics, Prague, 2007, we discuss the particular tools available for this purpose in Java

If you want to read the paper, please go to a link below:

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Introduction

Context-Assisted Edit Distance (CEM) is a technique of processing text. It deals with the problem of finding all permissible patterns of edit operations for building a semantically structured text. The proposed solution covers the case where the elements of the text are represented by atomic strings.

Currently the CEM tool, which is written in the Java programming language, is available only on the Microsoft platform.

General Idea

CEM is a technique of processing a text, which is done using edit operations performed on a sequence of atomic text elements.

The problem is to find all patterns of edit operations that can transform text A into text B. Thus the edit operations used to produce text B are the same or similar to the edit operations used to produce text A. This problem involves two steps: (1) finding all possible patterns of edit operations and (2) selecting one of them for processing.

The process of creating a specific pattern of edit operations involves the composition of a sequence of edit operations. The composition function transforms the edit operations into another edit operation. Each composition function is characterized by a context. So a pattern of edit operations is a sequence of compositions, one for each given context. The CEM tool locates all patterns and then selects the best (that is, the pattern whose cost is the least).

Algorithms for processing the text are based on the position of the text elements at the time of composition. This approach is called position-based.
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1. Install your version of Python
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What’s New in the PatternHunter?

Run your sequence through the pattern finder and compare it to any of the
available search patterns in the database. You can compare it to a number of different
protein sequences, such as the flanking regions of the protein, or find homologous proteins.
It can also compare a protein sequence to itself (you can even use the rest of the
database).

Programming languages: C/C++

Operating systems: Windows

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PatternHunter is a command line utility that allows you to compare DNA sequences. You can use it to compare DNA with a protein sequence.
This application is designed for researchers that need a homology search tool. You simply have to run it with the help of the command prompt and choose the desired command.
PatternHunter Description:
Run your sequence through the pattern finder and compare it to any of the
available search patterns in the database. You can compare it to a number of different
protein sequences, such as the flanking regions of the protein, or find homologous proteins.
It can also compare a protein sequence to itself (you can even use the rest of the
database).

Align Sequences is a line tool for sequence alignment, which was inspired by
the program ClustalW. It is aimed at quickly aligning sequences or for the parallel
alignment of sequences with many substitutions. Align Sequences also allows fast
comparison of several sequences and displays a histogram showing the identity between
any two sequences.

Dragon Tools ( is a set of
programs that make it easier for the user to work with sequence alignments, drawing
dot-plots, and generating graphical representations of multiple sequences. The toolbox
consists of the following tools: Cluster: Clustal (
is a pairwise sequence alignment program. Every sequence pair is aligned using the
traditional ClustalW algorithm. You can generate several different trees using Clustal.
In the ClustalW output files, you can plot a sequence relationship using the dot-plot
and a graphical representation of the alignment using the neighbor-joining algorithm.
Phylogram: The majority rule tree is presented. Neighbor: A neighbor-joining tree
is generated. TreeView: A tree is presented

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