DNAnalyzer v3.5.0-beta.0 #456
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Awesome! This is perfect for getting metrics quickly for my gene expression project! |
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Introduction
This release introduces full batch FASTA file support, quantitative insights into disease-associated gene expression sites, annotations for CFTR sequences, and parallelized codon mapping for even faster data processing. Additionally, it addresses several major compatibility bugs on Linux and uses Multi-Task Learning (MTL) to further improve performance by learning multiple machine learning tasks at the same time.
DNAnalyzer currently takes just 11 minutes to conduct analyses on a full human genome running on an M4 Max MacBook Pro, a 47% reduction on average from
v3.0.0-beta.0
. The end goal for DNAnalyzer is to be able to run on a mobile device in mere seconds.Of course, this release would not have been possible without contributions from the computational biology research community, and we are grateful to the 43 returning and first-time contributors for their commits, discussion posts, and issues. Please continue reading for more updates and the full change log.
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Full Changelog: v3.0.0-beta.0...v3.5.0-beta.0
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