[Biojava-l] Protein CharacterTokenization

[mark.schreiber at novartis.com]

Hello -

Can you provide some example code?

Any protein ambiguity should map to X. Unlike DNA which has lots of 
ambiguity codes with different meanings. BioJava can support all kinds of 
protein ambiguity but when they are tokenized they should all end up as X.

- Mark





"Tal Blum" <tblum at andrew.cmu.edu>
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        Subject:        [Biojava-l] Protein CharacterTokenization


Hi,

There is something strange with the protein alphabet 
CharacterTokenization.
It knows how to parse the ambiguity symbol 'X', but it does not contain 
the
other way around mapping of the protein alphabet ambiguity symbol to 'X'. 
Is
that the way it should be or is that a bug?
Can someone suggest a way I can correct it? The Alphabet is wrapped in a
WellKnownTokenizationWrapper in AlphabetManager, so I can't simply add a
Symbol to it.

Thanks, tal



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