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NAME
pfsearchV3 - search protein and DNA generalized profiles (version 3)
SYNOPSIS
pfsearch [options] profile database
DESCRIPTION
Build protein and DNA generalized profiles and use them to scan and align sequences, and search databases.
OPTIONS
Profile --level [-l] : level to use for cutoff --mode [-m] : mode to use for normalization Database --create-index-database [-c] : output indices to given file --use-index-database [-i] : use indices stored in given file Heuristic --cutoff [-C] : heuristic cutoff value --dump-heuristic-scores [-A] : only print heuristic scores to stdout --dump-heuristic-sequences [-D] : dump passed heuristic sequences Filter --dump-filter-scores [-a] : only print filter scores to stdout --dump-filter-sequences [-d] : dump passed heuristic and filter sequences Optimizations --sse2 [-s] : enforces SSE 2 only instruction set --nthreads [-t] : max number of threads to use --max-heuristic-nthreads [-T] : max number of threads to use for heuristic phase only. (IO bounds) --no-affinity [-f] : disable CPU affinity file --thread-affinity [-M] : file containing thread mask, one row for one thread --no-shared-core [-k] : Prevent core resource sharing --split [-b] : if both SSE 2 & 4.1 are available, split half-half using linked resources Printing output --output-method [-o] : printing output method == 0 replicates the pfseach output without options (DEFAULT) == 1 simple output == 2 replicates pfsearch -lxz output == 3 replicates pfscan -lxz output == 4 tsv output (single line tab delimited) --output-length [-W] : maximum number of column for sequence output printing Other --verbose [-v] : verbose on stderr --help [-h] : output command help
AUTHOR
This manpage was written by Andreas Tille for the Debian distribution and can be used for any other usage of the program.