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I have 100 protein sequences and I wish to compute similarities between them. What's the most efficient way to get the normalized Smith-Waterman similarity scores?
Given the number of pre-existing alignment tools, the most efficient method would be to not write anything and just use someone elses (likely online and easily findable via google) tool.
I ended up using
R
which was reasonably fast for my limited computational resources. I usedBiostrings::pairwiseAlignment
.is there any answer?