Edward Wijaya wrote:
I just realize that hash table can only return the values of
"unique" key.
And the compute_ic() function computes numbers that are not unique,
so they can't be hash keys, I see. You have a new problem.
We don't know much about the bigger picture here. Would possibly an
array of hashes be a suitable data structure?
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
do './ic.pl';
my @AoH = (
{ values => ['AGCGGGGAG','AGCGGGGCG','AGCCGGGCG','AGCCAGGAG'] },
{ values => ['AGCGGAGCG','AGCCGAGGG','AGCGGAGGG'] },
);
for ( 0..$#AoH ) {
$AoH[$_]->{ic} = compute_ic( @{ $AoH[$_]->{values} } );
}
print Dumper @AoH;
__END__
$VAR1 = {
'values' => [
'AGCGGGGAG',
'AGCGGGGCG',
'AGCCGGGCG',
'AGCCAGGAG'
],
'ic' => '15.1887218755409'
};
$VAR2 = {
'values' => [
'AGCGGAGCG',
'AGCCGAGGG',
'AGCGGAGGG'
],
'ic' => '16.163408331891'
};
my %HoA = (
'A' =>
[ 'AGCGGGGAG', 'AGCGGGGCG', 'AGCCGGGCG', 'AGCCAGGAG', ],
'B' =>
[ 'CGTGCCTCC', 'CGTCCCGCC', 'CGTGCCTCC', 'CGTCCCTCC',],
...
);
print "Sorted by Values\n";
for ( sort { $a <=> $b } keys %HoA ) {
That tries to do a numerical sort on keys that are no longer
numerical. If you had had warnings enabled (which you should...), Perl
would have told you so.
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