Algorithm::HMM::Hit::Domain(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | Algorithm::HMM::Hit::Domain(3pm) |
Algorithm::HMM::Hit::Domain - Object encapsulating information about a Hidden Markov Model domain hit.
The Algorithm::HMM::Hit::Domain object encapsulates information about a domain hit in the Hidden Markov Model. Unlike global hits which attempt to match the provided sequence against the entire model, a domain hit indicates a match against a smaller subsequence in the model.
$dhit->pvalue() $dhit->evalue() $dhit->score()
Returns the pvalue, evalue and score values respectively for the hit.
$dhit->seq_from() $dhit->seq_to() $dhit->seq_length()
Returns the starting and ends points in the sequence that matched the model. seq_length returns the length of the hit.
$dhit->hmm_from() $dhit->hmm_to()
Returns the starting and end points in the model.
$dhit->parent_pvalue() $dhit->parent_evalue() $dhit->parent_score()
Returns the parent pvalue, evalue and score values respectively.
The Algorithm::HMM package was originally written by Cory Spencer <cspencer@sfu.ca> of the Simon Fraser University Brinkman Laboratory. It is currently maintained by Matthew Laird <matt@brinkman.mbb.sfu.ca>.
Algorithm::HMM, Algorithm::HMM::Hit::Global, Algorithm::HMM::Report
2022-10-19 | perl v5.36.0 |