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  • ...ke GDA, Paup*, Mesquite, ModelTest, '''[[MrBayes]]''', and MacClade. Nexus file names often have a <tt>.nxs</tt> or <tt>.nex</tt> extension. ...ate transitions that take place on branches of a tree, therefore the NEXUS file provides a means to represent a tree (in the standard Newick (a.k.a. New Ha
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  • The '''dot-star file format''' (or "'''.* format'''") is a standard used in [[phylogenetics]] to == Example dot-star file ==
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  • ...'''portable graymap file format''' ('''PGM''') and the '''portable bitmap file format''' ('''PBM''') specify rules for exchanging graphics files. They pro ...essive conversion programs to turn this code into a [[Windows bitmap|bmp]] file:
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  • A '''tab file''' is file format proposed by Rasmus Wernersson for annotating biological sequences.<r ...st/bioperl/Bio/SeqIO/tab.pm Bio::SeqIO::tab]). It is a nearly raw sequence file input/output stream.
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  • ...:Category:ccp4|Collaborative Computational Project Number 4]] in 1979. The file format for electron density has become industry standard in [[:Category:Cry
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  • The '''HOW file format''' (or just '''HOW file'''). A HOW file consists of entries containing one sequence each. Each entry has the follow
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  • ...e is that many different kinds of information can be contained in the same file. Also converting this format into anything else should be simple. *[[Tab file format]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[TAB file format]]
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  • * Remote login, file transfer, etc.: [[Secure Shell|SSH]] (+scp), [[Rsync (command)|rsync]], FTP
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  • command &> file ...is simpler to type than the equivalent Bourne shell syntax, "<tt>command > file 2>&1</tt>". Bash, since version 2.05b, can redirect standard input from a
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  • ; FILENAME: the current file being processed ...file is typically text that is formatted in some way; it can be an actual file, or it can be read by ''Awk'' from the standard input. A typical ''Awk'' pr
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  • ...]) causing Unix-like operating systems to execute the commands in the text file using a specified interpreter (program) when executed. ...require an interpreter program start with other magic combinations. (See [[File format]] for more details of magic numbers.)
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  • // read the data from a text file System.out.println("Can't locate file!");
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  • <tr class="data" ><td class="code">:w filename</td> <td>save to new file</td></tr> ...blank character on the line with mark <code>{A-Z0-9}</code> in the correct file:
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  • ...ctured and stored asking for more powerful tools than the use of files and file systems. On the other hand database systems offer basic mechanisms to struc
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  • Elementary Unix with most common commando line file handling and input/output redirection. In the Perl programming language pro
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  • The [[NEXUS file format|NEXUS files needed]] in this tutorial are the following: ...where you can enter commands. The next set of commands will load the data file, specify <tt>outgroup</tt>, request that the program should not prompt you
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  • ...ke GDA, Paup*, Mesquite, ModelTest, '''[[MrBayes]]''', and MacClade. Nexus file names often have a <tt>.nxs</tt> or <tt>.nex</tt> extension. ...ate transitions that take place on branches of a tree, therefore the NEXUS file provides a means to represent a tree (in the standard Newick (a.k.a. New Ha
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  • == MrBayes tree file scanners == ...ckholm, Sweden (torsten AT bergianska DOT se) makes available MrBayes tree file scanners. These are two [[Perl|Perl scripts]] that scan the output paramete
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  • ''note: taken from the <tt>njplot.help</tt> file.'' === >Menu: File ===
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  • ...is generated on-the-fly, rather than simply being stored as a static HTML file. The URL is used not only to reference an HTML document at a fixed address, # Index file and Document Root (where the public files are located)
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  • ...ltiple alignment procedure for proteins and improved support for different file formats. This software was described in Thompson ''et al.'', 1994.<ref name ...onment. For example, in a [[Bash|bash]] console, edit the <tt>.bashrc</tt> file and add the following:
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  • then in the tree file it is represented by the following sequence of printable characters: The tree starts on the first line of the file, and can continue to subsequent lines. It is best to proceed to a new line,
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  • \usepackage{epsfig} % place at top of .tex file \psfig{file=output.eps,width=3.25in}
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  • dev.print(postscript, file="???.ps") #Use this device to save the plot to a file.
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  • The '''dot-star file format''' (or "'''.* format'''") is a standard used in [[phylogenetics]] to == Example dot-star file ==
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  • ** 14.3 Standard File Format
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  • <li>Tree file formats</li>
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  • ...tp://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-intro.pdf An Introduction to R] (PDF file). library(MASS) # function for writing to file is used
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  • ===Encrypt a file=== * Encrypt a file named <code>filename.txt</code> for a single individual (i.e., specify that
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  • ...cloudwatch-agent/bin/amazon-cloudwatch-agent-ctl -a fetch-config -m ec2 -c file:cloudwatchconfig.cfg -s * Amazon Elastic File System
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  • * File management
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  • ...org/ PyMedia] &mdash; module for wav, mp3, ogg, avi, divx, dvd, cdda, etc. file manipulations.
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  • $ file $(which mysql_secure_installation) ...n the <tt>/etc</tt> directory). You can also have your own personal config file by creating a <tt>~/.my.cnf</tt> in your home directory.
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  • In [[:Category:Bioinformatics|bioinformatics]], '''FASTA format''' is a file format used to exchange information between genetic sequence databases. FASTA format files often have file extensions like .fa, .fasta, or .fsa.
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  • ...ource for other formats such as the GenBank report. Once a source database file has been formatted by <tt>formatdb</tt> it is not needed by BLAST. Please n -t Title for database file [String]
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  • ...e to perform a <tt>blastn</tt> search (nucleotide ''vs.'' nucleotide) of a file called <code>QUERY</code> would be: The output is placed into the output file <code>out.QUERY</code> and the search is performed against the "<code>nr</c
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  • ...t]], and the output is emailed back to the user in three files: one output file, and the two processed proteins. Besides the electrostatic and desolvation
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  • ...plotting with programs such as [[gnuplot]]. It generates a "SKTTLS Report" file. ...SKTOUT file is given, a copy of this SKTTLS report is also written to that file. Three residuals are calculated for each bond between protein or nucleic ac
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  • |'''file''' ''filename'' || display file type of file with name ''filename''
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  • ...o longer supported by some browsers. It supports a wide range of molecular file formats.
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  • ...between the two files; lines are either shown in the "from file #1", "from file #2", or "in both" columns. This feature can be especially useful when you * The <tt>foo</tt> file has the following lines:
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  • ; <tt>filename.inp</tt> : A text file which contains the CHARMM commands. It starts by loading the molecular topo ; <tt>filename.out</tt> : The log file for the CHARMM run, containing echoed commands, and various amounts of comm
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  • ...cation (Basic, Digest, NTLM and Negotiate for HTTP and kerberos4 for FTP), file transfer resume, HTTP proxy tunnelling, and many other features. cURL is op The main purpose and use for cURL is to automate unattended file transfers or sequences of operations. It is for example a good tool for sim
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  • ...ken directly from the agrep [ftp://ftp.cs.arizona.edu/agrep/README README] file.'' ...e> (or in uncompressed form as <code>agrep/agrep-2.04.tar</code>). The tar file contains
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  • * Download a file and store it locally using a different file name: * Resume large file download:
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  • replace from to [from to] ... -- file [file] ... replace from to [from to] ... < file
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  • -o|--out fn output file name [stdout]
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  • ...rts of the source file which are identical to some part of the destination file, and only sends those parts which cannot be matched in this way. Effectivel *optionally preserves symbolic links, hard links, file ownership, permissions, devices and times
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  • ...y errors, in which case it will offer to reject the changes or re-edit the file.
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  • ...line history then you can still find the commands called in the shell in a file such as <code>.sh_history</code> but if you use a shell such as [[C shell|c
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  • ...its the '''[[sudoers]]''' file in a safe fashion. The <code>sudoers</code> file (typically found at <code>/etc/sudoers</code>) allows listed users access t
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  • '''sudoers''' is a [[:Category:Linux Files|file]] (typically located at <code>/etc/sudoers</code>) containing a list of whi The <code>sudoers</code> file is composed of two types of entries: aliases (basically variables) and user
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  • ===Running from a file of commands=== ...en a third shell running ghostview to view the eps file. To load a command file:
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  • ...h one to the whole text file in memory, sed iterates once through the text file applying the whole list of edit commands to each line. Because only one lin ...and then be applied using the ''-f'' option to read the commands from the file:
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  • ...recursing, change files matching this mask to all upper case, overwrite if file exists:
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  • ...[[ISO Images|ISO]] files in Linux. Linux users can easily convert the NRG file using the [[dd]] command in the following way: ==Selecting random lines from a file==
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  • ...n. That is, it ignores filenames and locations; if the ''contents'' of the file are identical, it will find these files to be identical. It was written by ; <tt>-f --omitfirst</tt> : omit the first file in each set of matches
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