SeqMonk v0.14.0 has just been released. This adds a few new features and squishes some bugs.
New features include:
Amongst the squished bugs were an SVG export corruption problem, crashes when encountering unexpected folders in the genome folder and a hang when normalising the line graph.
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New features include:
- A new cumulative distribution plot which allows you to compare the whole distribution of quantitated values for several data stores or probe lists.
- A new secondary quantitation method - the percentile normalisation quantitation allows you to take an existing set of quantitated values and normalise them to a particular point in their distribution. This would be useful in cases where the existing option to normalise to total read count does not produce an acceptable match between the distributions across your data stores.
- The annotation readers now allow the import of multiple files in the same operation. Newly imported annotation tracks are now displayed immediately by default
- When using the generic text import for annotation data you can now manually specify a feature type rather than having to have this in the file, or simply using the file name
- A scale bar has been added to the genome view (following a suggestion on SeqAnswers)
Amongst the squished bugs were an SVG export corruption problem, crashes when encountering unexpected folders in the genome folder and a hang when normalising the line graph.
You can get SeqMonk from:
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