Phoenix is ...
Get Phoenix and make the project, using:
git clone https://github.com/smortezah/Phoenix.git
cd Phoenix
cmake .
make
./phoenix [OPTION]... -m [MODELS] -r [REFERENCES] -t [TARGETS]
To see the possible options, type:
./phoenix -h
which provides the following:
SYNOPSIS
./phoenix [OPTION]... -m [MODELS] -r [REFERENCES] -t [TARGETS]
SAMPLE
./phoenix -n 4 -d -m 0,11,100:1,9,10 -r HS21,HSY -t PT19,PT21,PTY
OPTIONS
-h, --help
usage guide
-m [<i1>,<k1>,<a1>:<i2>,<k2>,<a2>:...], --model [<i1>,<k1>,<a1>:...]
context models -- MANDATORY (at least one)
<i>: inverted repeat (1=apply, 0=do not apply)
<k>: context-order size
<a>: 1/alpha
EXAMPLE: -m 0,11,100:1,9,10
-r [REFERENCES], --reference [REFERENCES]
reference files -- MANDATORY (at least one)
EXAMPLE: -r ref1,ref2
-t [TARGETS], --target [TARGETS]
target files -- MANDATORY (at least one)
EXAMPLE: -t tar1,tar2,tar3
-d, --decompress
decompress
-n [INTEGER], --nthreads [INTEGER]
number of threads (default: 2)
-g [FLOAT], --gamma [FLOAT]
gamma (default: 0.95).
requires a float number (0 <= g < 1)
-v, --verbose
verbose mode (more information)
Please cite the following papers, if you use Phoenix:
- M. Hosseini, D. Pratas and A.J. Pinho, "On the role of inverted repeats in DNA sequence similarity," 11'th International Conference on Practical Applications of Computational Biology & Bioinformatics (PACBB), Springer, June 2017.
Please let us know if there is any issues.
Phoenix is under GPL v3 license. For more information, click here.