Examples

Plot unique k-mers as a function of k

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Calculate the number of unique k-mers as a function of k in the human genome. A k-mer is considered unique if it occurs exactly once. See Example

Plot distribution of k-mer group sizes

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For all k-mers in the human genome, calculate the distribution of k-mer group sizes. The k-mer group size is defined as the number of times the k-mer sequence appears in the genome. See Example