sequence (version 2.0)

seriseq2: random series

Description

25 random series made of letters "a" to "f".

Usage

data(seriseq2)

Format

List of 25 lists

[[1]]	chr	[1:23]	"A1"	"d"	"d"	"d"	...
[[2]]	chr	[1:31]	"A2"	"b"	"b"	"c"	...
[[3]]	chr	[1:27]	"A3"	"f"	"e"	"e"	...
[[4]]	chr	[1:12]	"A4"	"a"	"c"	"a"	...
[[5]]	chr	[1:9]	"A5"	"a"	"b"	"e"	...
[[6]]	chr	[1:11]	"A6"	"e"	"f"	"a"	...
[[7]]	chr	[1:30]	"A7"	"f"	"d"	"f"	...
[[8]]	chr	[1:29]	"A8"	"b"	"a"	"e"	...
[[9]]	chr	[1:24]	"A9"	"d"	"b"	"a"	...
[[10]]	chr	[1:12]	"A10"	"a"	"f"	"b"	...
[[11]]	chr	[1:18]	"A11"	"d"	"d"	"e"	...
[[12]]	chr	[1:22]	"A12"	"e"	"c"	"e"	...
[[13]]	chr	[1:25]	"A13"	"e"	"f"	"f"	...
[[14]]	chr	[1:20]	"A14"	"c"	"f"	"a"	...
[[15]]	chr	[1:29]	"A15"	"e"	"c"	"c"	...
[[16]]	chr	[1:19]	"A16"	"c"	"a"	"f"	...
[[17]]	chr	[1:25]	"A17"	"f"	"e"	"d"	...
[[18]]	chr	[1:18]	"A18"	"d"	"c"	"e"	...
[[19]]	chr	[1:25]	"A19"	"c"	"a"	"b"	...
[[20]]	chr	[1:8]	"A20"	"f"	"d"	"a"	...
[[21]]	chr	[1:14]	"A21"	"c"	"e"	"e"	...
[[22]]	chr	[1:13]	"A22"	"f"	"c"	"e"	...
[[23]]	chr	[1:28]	"A23"	"b"	"e"	"d"	...
[[24]]	chr	[1:18]	"A24"	"e"	"f"	"a"	...
[[25]]	chr	[1:29]	"A25"	"e"	"a"	"b"	...

Details

Example of format used by compseq and built from a text file by the function read.serie.seq. List of lists. Each elementary list represents a particular sequence which must be compared to all others.

Examples

# NOT RUN {
data(seriseq2)
compseq(seriseq2)
# }