seq_random-methods: Generate 'n' random DNA sequnces of length 'm'

In SynMut: SynMut: Designing Synonymously Mutated Sequences with Different Genomic Signatures

Description

Generate n random DNA sequnces of length m, optional exclude stop codons.

Usage

seq_random(n = 1, m, no.stop.codon = FALSE, ...)

## S4 method for signature 'numeric,numeric'
seq_random(n, m, no.stop.codon)

Arguments

n	the number of the output sequence(s).
m	the length of the ouput sequence(s). Eighter a fixed number or a vector of different numbers.
no.stop.codon	Default FALSE. If TRUE, the stop codons in the frame 1 would be substituted to another random codon.
...	...

Value

a DNAStringSet object

Examples

seq_random(n = 1, m = 99)
seq_random(n = 10, m = 30)
seq_random(n = 10, m = 1:10)
seq.nsc <- seq_random(n = 10, m = 100, no.stop.codon = TRUE)
get_cu(seq.nsc)

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