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basebits

A library for encoding DNA into u64 to allow for constant time hamming distance calculations

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basebits

A library for memory efficient short DNA sequence encoding.

Synopsis

When to use this library? If you are comparing strings against each other more than 4 times, it becomes more efficient to pay the cost of encoding them.

Operations

Constant time hamming distance calculations.

Example

use basebits::{BaseBits, hamming_dist};

fn main() {
    let string1 = b"ACTGACTG";
    let string2 = b"ACTTACTG";

    let string1 = BaseBits::new(string1).unwrap();
    let string2 = BaseBits::new(string2).unwrap();

    assert_eq!(hamming_dist(&string1, &string2), 1);
}

Reference

See 'Constant Time Hamming Distance' section: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/648683v1.full

Future directions

FFT stuff?

No runtime deps