hawaii: Sequence Logos: A Powerful, Yet Simple, Tool

• BiBTeX reference:

  @inproceedings{ShanerPrimer,
  author = "M. C. Shaner
   and I. M. Blair
   and T. D. Schneider",
  editor = "T. N. Mudge and V. Milutinovic and L. Hunter",
  title = "Sequence Logos: A Powerful, Yet Simple, Tool",
  booktitle = "Proceedings of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Hawaii International
  Conference on System Sciences, Volume 1: Architecture and Biotechnology
  Computing",
  pages = "813-821",
  publisher = "IEEE Computer Society Press",
  address = "Los Alamitos, CA",
  comment = "hawaii.tex.  From the
  ``Alternative Approaches to Sequence Representation''
  minitrack of the Biotechnology Computing Track,
  Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - 26,
  Kauai, Hawaii  -  January 5-8, 1993",
  note = "\htmladdnormallink
  {http://www.lecb.ncifcrf.gov/\~{}toms/paper/hawaii/}
  {http://www.lecb.ncifcrf.gov/\~{}toms/paper/hawaii/}",
  year = "1993"}
  

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Building the lambda cI/cro model

If you need background information about information theory you can explore my web site. You may find these two resources particularly useful:

• Information Theory Primer, With an Appendix on Logarithms
• A Glossary for Molecular Information Theory and the Delila System.
  A good starting point would be the definition of a bit.

Tom Schneider

Schneider Lab
origin: 1996 Feb 9
updated: 2004 Feb 10