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smarco/WFA

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WFA

WFA-lib: Wavefront alignment algorithm library v2

Features

  • Sequence Alignment - Wavefront alignment algorithm for sequence similarity.

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Projects sharing features with WFA

These projects share indexed features with WFA. Shared tags can include platform or build tooling; verify the primary use case before treating a result as a replacement.
  • attractivechaos/klibattractivechaos avatar

    attractivechaos/klib

    4,679View on GitHub↗

    klib is a comprehensive C standard library extension and data structure toolkit. It provides a set of fundamental tools for memory management, data organization, and general-purpose utility functions for standalone C applications. The project features specialized capabilities for bioinformatics sequence analysis, including the parsing of FASTA, FASTQ, and Newick formats and the implementation of Smith-Waterman sequence alignment and Hidden Markov Models. It also includes a mathematical computation library for numerical routines and expression evaluation, as well as a lightweight HTTP and FTP

    C
    View on GitHub↗4,679
  • biopython/biopythonbiopython avatar

    biopython/biopython

    5,078View on GitHub↗

    Biopython is a bioinformatics library for Python providing tools to parse, manipulate, and analyze biological sequences, molecular structures, and phylogenetic trees. It serves as a biological sequence parser for genomic and proteomic data across multiple industry-standard file formats and acts as an interface for querying biological data and citations from NCBI Entrez repositories. The project distinguishes itself through specialized toolkits for protein structure analysis and phylogenetic tree construction. It includes a protein structure analyzer for processing PDB and mmCIF files to calcu

    Pythonbioinformaticsbiopythondna
    View on GitHub↗5,078
  • benlangmead/bowtie2BenLangmead avatar

    BenLangmead/bowtie2

    794View on GitHub↗

    A fast and sensitive gapped read aligner

    C++
    View on GitHub↗794
  • bbuchfink/diamondbbuchfink avatar

    bbuchfink/diamond

    1,303View on GitHub↗
    C++sequence-alignment
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Frequently asked questions

What does smarco/wfa do?

WFA-lib: Wavefront alignment algorithm library v2

What are the main features of smarco/wfa?

The main features of smarco/wfa are: Sequence Alignment.

Which projects share features with smarco/wfa?

Projects with overlapping indexed features include: biopython/biopython — Biopython is a bioinformatics library for Python providing tools to parse, manipulate, and analyze biological… attractivechaos/klib — klib is a comprehensive C standard library extension and data structure toolkit. It provides a set of fundamental… benlangmead/bowtie2 — A fast and sensitive gapped read aligner. jeffdaily/parasail — Pairwise Sequence Alignment Library. lh3/bwa — Burrow-Wheeler Aligner for short-read alignment (see minimap2 for long-read alignment). ljdursi/poapy — A simple Partial Order Aligner based on Lee, Grasso and Sharlow (2002), for education/demonstration purposes.