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sequence_locator: "retrieve" gives incorrect regions and region coordinates #20

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kwade4 opened this issue Jul 30, 2019 · 1 comment

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-Updated test case for retrieve
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kwade4 commented Aug 1, 2019

retrieve receives local coordinates (relative to the start of the query region) as input and compares these coordinates to coords, which stores global coordinates (relative to the start of the genome).

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-Modifying sequence_locator to store global and local coordinates (#23, #20)
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-riplike: modified bootstrapping to use random.choices() (#12)
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-Refactoring relative positions (#20 in progress)
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-Modified to be more cohesive and object-oriented (in progress)
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