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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 11:32:02 -0400
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Dear Colleagues - please circulate to appropriate people... thanks.. Be
Yesterday I was working on imagemaps using BioJava and wanted to use
some structured Annotation. I found some potentially helpful classes,
as judged by their names, but they were mostly undocumented.
I've added Javadoc, but I could not fully understand the author's
intent in some areas (although
Keith James wrote:
> Yesterday I was working on imagemaps using BioJava and wanted to use
> some structured Annotation. I found some potentially helpful classes,
> as judged by their names, but they were mostly undocumented.
>
> I've added Javadoc, but I could not fully understand the author's
>
Hi all,
I've checked in a change to the feature interface. It now has getters as
well as setters for location, source and type. Additionaly, there are
apropreate ChangeType constants on the Feature interface. I have tried
to make sure that everything still compiles.
This change has implicatio
Keith James wrote:
> Yesterday I was working on imagemaps using BioJava and wanted to use
> some structured Annotation. I found some potentially helpful classes,
> as judged by their names, but they were mostly undocumented.
These classes allow you to validate an Annotation object by the values
I was wondering if anyone has constructed an ER diagram for MIAME.
Thank you.
Regards,
Indu
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On Thu, Apr 11, 2002 at 02:11:50PM +, Indu Shrivastava wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has constructed an ER diagram for MIAME.
My understanding is that MIAME has been superceded by
MAGE-OM:
http://www.mged.org/Workgroups/MAGE/mage.html
They offer ER diagrams either in Rose ULM form
This is my first time writing to this list, so I think I should introduce
myself. My name is Patrick McConnell, and I am a scientific program at the
Duke Bioinformatics Shared Resource. We work on a variety of things, but I
am currently working on a flexible java framework for high-throughput bat
Alex Rolfe wrote:
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> A number of people have pointed out that several GUI's exist for
> connecting components into pipelines (and I'll add my own- the
> biojava-lims code that I've been working on) and that the existing
> bio{perl,java} classes could probably be extended or wrapped to fit into
Is there a translator tool available in bioperl package which does frame
shift & correct translational frame etc.
thanks
Geetha
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From: Catherine Letondal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hello,
I have just started using biojava and find it extremely useful.
Particularly, I am using it for parsing Genbank files. I took a look at
the documentation as well as TestGenbank.java under demos/seq directory
to get an idea of how to extract various information from Genbank files.
One thi
> This is my first time writing to this list, so I think I should introduce
> myself. My name is Patrick McConnell, and I am a scientific program at the
[snip]
Wow. These new AI programs are getting _really_ clever ! :-^
Hi Patrick. Your comments and thoughts are pretty much aligned with mine
Hi -
The following should do it:
File gbFile = new File("myGBFile.gbk");
SequenceIterator si = SeqIOTools.readGenbank( new BufferedReader(
new FileReader(gbFile),1024));
Sequence s = si.next();
This returns a sequence iterator that iterates through all the sequences
in the GenBan
Tom Hudson wrote:
> Using the WebCVS interface, every time I click on help I get the error
> message
>
>
/cgi-bin/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/biojava-lims/org/biojava/lims//*docroot*/help_dirview.html/biojava-lims/org/biojava/lims/%2Adocroot%2A/help_dirview.html:
> unknown location
>
Hi Tom,
Maybe it would be a good idea to check out the Web logs to see how often
the viewcvs interface is accessed.
That might give you an idea of how high a priority to make fixing it.
Maybe the biopython folks could have a go :-) ?
Yours,
Ann
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