Usage
You can start the application either directly by clicking on "Start
Application" or download the program archive by clicking on
"Download Application" and start it manually on your computer by
entering
java -jar distg.jar
in a terminal. If it does not work, maybe you should add the folder
where the file has been downloaded before distg.jar.
Overview
This program counts the length of fasta sequences and make a
graphical representation. There are two different graphs. The
first is the distribution graph, giving an overview of all length of
read fasta files (sequences) so far. The second graph displays a
specific file's counting as a set of rectangles.
Saving Data
There are two options when you want to save the numbers from the
distribution. The first is "Save All Data" which will produce a
text file with every number between 0 and the maximum value chosen
at the start of the program, along with how many times each number
appeared in each file. The second option is "Save Displayed Data"
which will produce a text file with only the numbers between the
minimum value and the maximum value chosen in the graph parameters.
Distribution graph
This graphs displays the distribution of the values from several
files. You have the following actions inside this graph:
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Zoom: Just scroll the whell up or down.
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Move: Click in the graph and move the (clicked) mouse to
the desired position.
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Select area: Press the CTRL key and click the mouse to
select one corner, keep the CTRL key pressed and move the mouse
to the desired opposite corner of the selected rectangle. After
releasing the mouse the selected rectangle will be the new
displayed region.
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Change Color: By clicking on a graphical element a
color selection dialog will be displayed.
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Reset: By clicking the "R" key the graph will be reset,
so the graph will be fully displayed in the default
"resolution", that means the axes are recalculated to fit the
entire graph inside.
Histogram graph
This graphs displays the distribution of one input file.
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Zoom: Just scroll the whell up or down.
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Move: Click in the graph and move the (clicked) mouse to
the desired position.
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Select area: Press the CTRL key and click the mouse to
select one corner, keep the CTRL key pressed and move the mouse
to the desired opposite corner of the selected rectangle. After
releasing the mouse the selected rectangle will be the new
displayed region.
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Select a bar: By clicking with the right button into an
elements, it will be selected and colored red. Additionally the
range of selection will be displayed on the top.
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Reset: By clicking the "R" key the graph will be reset,
so the graph will be fully displayed in the default
"resolution", that means the axes are recalculated to fit the
graph with respect to the min..max values in the params dialog.
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