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WIP: Add Oligomer - #51
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This type is variable length, but backed by a single unsigned integer. The length is encoded in parts of the integer's bits. This is useful for code using a small range of kmer lengths, which would other- wise cause type instability.
Arguments were flipped before
Before skipped three _codons_, now skips three _nucleotides_
An intermediate abstraction to recode one symbols' encoding from one alphabet to another.
Construct kmers and oligomers from whole chunks of LongSequence, LongSubSeq, Kmers or Oligomers. This should speed up construction significantly.
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I reviewed the docs, not the code, but this looks good to me!
I wonder if it would be worth cherry-picking or otherwise separating out all of the typo fixes that are recorded here from the actual Oligo work - it's a big PR all by itself without adding that noise. But I don't feel super strongly about this.
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This type adds
Oligomer, a kmer backed by a single unsigned integer. The length is encoded in parts of the integer's bits.This is useful for code using a small range of kmer lengths, which would other- wise cause type instability.
One user could be to represent primers, or immunogenic peptides.
I tried to back oligos with an
NTuplelike kmers are, but it's very hard to made the code efficient and type stable, so I had to resort to backing it by a single unsigned integer.TODO
Make Oligomer on level with Kmer.