David Koslicki
David Koslicki
Currently Associate Professor Of Computer Science and Engineering at Penn State University # Contributing to CSrankings Thanks for contributing to CSrankings! Here are some guidelines to getting your pull request...
For example, I have a `trie` with: ```python >>>list(tree.iterkeys("GC")) ['GCGx0x0'] ``` and yet: ```python >>>list(tree.iterkeys("G")) [] ``` `G` is certainly a prefix of `GCGx0x0`, so shouldn't it return the same...
Many reference FASTA/Q files have upper/lower case characters due to masking of low complexity sequences (like [here](https://ccb.jhu.edu/software/kraken2/index.shtml?t=manual#masking-of-low-complexity-sequences) or [here](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/IEB/ToolBox/CPP_DOC/lxr/source/src/app/dustmasker/)). I've noticed that: ```python >>>import khmer >>>khmer.reverse_complement("c") 'c' ``` yet ```python...
For the ``Read`` class, it appears that the ``sequence`` attribute is inaccessible when passed to a parallel pool. As a MWE, consider: ```python import multiprocessing import khmer def my_func(record): return...
I noticed that using the Nodegraph method ``n_unique_kmers()`` returns 0 whenever a Nodegraph is saved and then reloaded. Minimum working example: ```python import khmer import tempfile import os temp_file =...
Given many cluster environments don't play well with Docker, are there any plans to put CAMISIM on Bioconda? @abremges @AlphaSquad @alicemchardy I have a student who can assist with this...
Per Alice's suggestion, try adding the mean (1/2)L1 error to the absolute performance plots
Recover ability to set all internal branch lengths equal to 1, accounting for missing internal nodes
Due to changes in 428cd05, the old default of setting all branch lengths to 1 resulted in things like the following. For this profile: ``` # Taxonomic Profiling Output @SampleID:CAMI_LOW_S001...
DrugBank has a bunch of extra information on their website; stuff like mechanisms of action:  I'm wondering if: a) this information exists in some downloadable part of DrugBank...
I might have mentioned it before, but there is only a single node with the category `biolink:Exon`: a node with the name `Exon`. I think either the ETL-ing of whatever...