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PWMs consider column of the alignment as independent from each other.
A dinucleotidic pwm (di-PWM) uses 2 columns (a dinucleotide) to compute the score and thus introduce a dependency between adjacent columns. The score computation differs a bit and the score distribution also from that of a PWM.
Could you consider to adapt or generalize your code for di-PWMs ?
best
Eric
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My time is a bit tight. Are you considering the statistically significant matched strings from higher-ordered PWMs? In that case, I believe one of the most sophisticated methods to this date is MOODS (check their github and documentation), for which they take into account first-ordered PWMs with .adm files.
Dear Shane,
PWMs consider column of the alignment as independent from each other.
A dinucleotidic pwm (di-PWM) uses 2 columns (a dinucleotide) to compute the score and thus introduce a dependency between adjacent columns. The score computation differs a bit and the score distribution also from that of a PWM.
Could you consider to adapt or generalize your code for di-PWMs ?
best
Eric
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: