rev_comp_meth: Finds the reverse complementary kmer, in integer form, using...
In TomMayo/kmermods: Represents Kmers As Integers Along The Genome
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Taking in an integer in base 10, it gives the integer in base 10 that
represents the reverse complement. NOT FULLY TESTED
Usage
1
rev_comp_meth(number_b10, alph, k)
Arguments
number_b10
An integer in base 10, representing a kmer
alph
The alphabet we are using. A dataframe created using
build_alphabet()
k
The length of kmers we are assessing. Used as a check.
Value
An integer, representing the reverse complementary kmer
Author(s)
Tom Mayo t.mayo@ed.ac.uk
Examples
1
2
alph <- kmermods::build_alphabet()
rev_comp_meth(100,alph,3)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
Taking in an integer in base 10, it gives the integer in base 10 that represents the reverse complement. NOT FULLY TESTED
Usage
1 | rev_comp_meth(number_b10, alph, k)
|
Arguments
number_b10 |
An integer in base 10, representing a kmer |
alph |
The alphabet we are using. A dataframe created using build_alphabet() |
k |
The length of kmers we are assessing. Used as a check. |
Value
An integer, representing the reverse complementary kmer
Author(s)
Tom Mayo t.mayo@ed.ac.uk
Examples
1 2 | alph <- kmermods::build_alphabet()
rev_comp_meth(100,alph,3)
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