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    Digital Expression on the Web

    DEW is a platform that allows users to explore RNA-Seq data

    ...The analysis proceeds as such: gapped alignments are performed and corrected for length, PCR and fragment bias so that a Fragment Per (effective) Kilobase per Million of reads (FPKM) is estimated as well as the simpler Reads Per Kb per Million of reads (RPKM). When provided with multiple isoforms and in the ‘contextual’ mode, corrections include a expectation maximization algorithm estimates effective expression profiles and a corrected alignment is produced. For each gene the user provides, DEW computes coverage descriptive statistics (RPKM, FKMP and total, mean and median corrected counts), expression profiles (normalized as R/FPKM and trimmed mean of fold change). ...
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    Multiple optima

    Scripts used to detect multiple optima of likelihood on real data.

    R scripts and sequence data used in the paper "Multiple local maxima for likelihoods of phylogenetic trees constructed from biological data." by McComish BJ, Schliep KP and Penny D (submitted to Systematic Biology).
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