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/*Core Java based Projects Code*/

// coding for RNA alignment using 3D Structure

import java.util.*;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.io.loaders.QueryLoader;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.io.loaders.QueryLoadingFailed;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.io.writers.ResultSaver;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.io.writers.SaveFailed;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.loop.Loop;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.loop.LoopType;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.query.Query;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.results.LoopResult;

import edu.bgsu.rna.jar3d.results.SequenceResult;

public class Tests {

public static void main(String[] args) {

int numSequences = 10;

int DNA = 0;

int range = 20;

if (args.length>0){

System.setProperty(“user.dir”,args[0]);

DNA = (int)(Double.parseDouble(args[4]));

List<Sequence> sequenceData = Alignment.loadFastaColumnsDNA(args[1],0,0,DNA);

numSequences = (int)(Double.parseDouble(args[3]));

range = (int)(Double.parseDouble(args[5]));

sequenceData = Alignment.doParse(sequenceData, args[2], range);

sequenceData = sequenceData.subList(0, numSequences + 1);

Alignment.displayAlignmentFASTA(sequenceData);

}

else

{

// choose sequence data and a model that goes with it

// for index restrictions to work, the first sequence needs to be at least as long as

// The sequence in the 3D structure from which the model was derived, and preferably

String modelName;

String seqName;

List<Sequence> sequenceData;

double[] scores;

double[] mlpscores;

seqName=”C:/Users/zirbel/Documents/MyDropbox/BGSURNA/Motifs/lib/HL/1.0/bp-models/HL_All_Sequences_1.fasta”;

modelName=”C:/Users/zirbel/Documents/MyDropbox/BGSURNA/Motifs/lib/HL/1.0/bp-models/HL_00090.1_model.txt”;

scores = JAR3DMatlab.MotifParseSingle(“C:/”,seqName,modelName);

}

}

}

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