[Biojava-dev] unigene
Matthew Pocock
matthew_pocock@yahoo.co.uk
Sun, 27 Oct 2002 21:05:47 +0000
OK - I broke the repository with this commit. Thanks to David H,
everything seems to be back together now. There are lots more unigene
goodies in now. You can index a local unigene install (this uses the
OBDA indexing protocols) and then randomly access it via the
UnegeneTools class. I will plug in the random access for the actual
sequences as/when I get arround to it. I hope it's usefull to someone.
Matthew
Matthew Pocock wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've checked in a 1st parse at a unigene package. We can parse the *data
> files and build annotation bundles from them, or just listen to the
> parse events. There is a single interface - UnigeneCluster - and a tools
> class. Also, there's a demo under demo-1.4/unigene that shows how to use
> the parser.
>
> I will probably be working on this over the next couple of days to
> provide a bridge to the text files you get when you download unigene.
> This will probably involve getting our flat-file indexer working as I
> don't fancy loading 7.3G of data files into memory.
>
> If anyone has any thoughts about what the unigene API should look like,
> now's the time to shout.
>
> Matthew
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