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@ekg This indeed would work for large unitigs that can be unambiguously mapped - thus mostly highly conserved or accessory genes between a set of genomes. However, for genes in...

@MasonProtter isn't this because the second `SplitBy` would actually receive the subarray, not the individual elements? Is @tkf not working on this any more?

Just randomly came across this, probably relevant for now is this [SO](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51453847/what-is-the-algorithm-used-to-implement-numpy-ascontiguousarray) and this [SO](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29947639/cheapest-way-to-get-a-numpy-array-into-c-contiguous-order/29948246) answer, since `.copy()` in this case will always create a copy whereas for `numpy.ascontiguousarray` the...

@jamshed-k @rob-p I would love to extend a little bit on this. It depends on what @EA2106-Universite-Francois-Rabelais means with "segment". If this is the `S` tag in the GFA this...

Aah sorry just saw https://github.com/medvedevgroup/TwoPaCo/issues/9, let me check the sizes first!

@iminkin not yet, but I think that makes sense with thousands of genomes, however, an odd thing is that we have the: ``` /path/to/file/1.fna /path/to/file/2.fna /path/to/file/3.fna /path/to/file/4.fna ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ```...

Similar to Sibelia(Z) we want to compare similarity of nodes - we want to extend on both sides of a target node and compare the sequences of the context. We...

Hi @iminkin I took a close look at this however I'm pretty confused about how we could exactly use this to find shared regions between multiple genomes? Let's take a...

Similar issue here, with segfaults and core dumps: ```bash Warning: Ignoring WAYLAND_DISPLAY on Gnome. Use QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway. Segmentation fault (core dumped) ``` ```bash Warning: Ignoring WAYLAND_DISPLAY...