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Hello,
Hope you're doing well! I was wondering if it would be possible in the future to support custom moltypes, e.g. if I wanted to do a riff on the Dayhoff alphabet where arginines were a special category because I wanted to look for arginine conservation specifically. Is that something that could be possible?
Thank you so much!
Warmest,
Olga
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generating the sketches. This is in some sense easy, since you can easily write your own code to generate hash values and just add them to a MinHash object; @luizirber and I have both done this at various times. The only catch with this is you have to be responsible for making sure you catch incompatible sketches yourself - you wouldn't want to compare OlgaCustom sketches to regular protein sketches.
I guess a third would be "implement fast sketching in Rust core", but I would argue with (2) you don't really need to do this - you can write your own plugin/sketching code as in (1) and have it remain outside of core indefinitely.
Hello,
Hope you're doing well! I was wondering if it would be possible in the future to support custom moltypes, e.g. if I wanted to do a riff on the Dayhoff alphabet where arginines were a special category because I wanted to look for arginine conservation specifically. Is that something that could be possible?
Thank you so much!
Warmest,
Olga
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: