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Latest revision as of 16:40, 11 May 2011
//create a Sample for each class from the input data, using the DNA alphabet
Sample[] data = new Sample[2];
data[0] = new DNASample( args[0] );
//the length of our input sequences
int length = data[0].getElementLength();
data[1] = new Sample( new DNASample( args[1] ), length );
//sequences that will be classified
Sample toClassify = new DNASample( args[2] );
//create a new PWM
BayesianNetworkModel pwm = new BayesianNetworkModel( new BayesianNetworkModelParameterSet(
//the alphabet and the length of the model:
data[0].getAlphabetContainer(), length,
//the equivalent sample size to compute hyper-parameters
4,
//some identifier for the model
"my PWM",
//we want a PWM, which is an inhomogeneous Markov model (IMM) of order 0
ModelType.IMM, (byte) 0,
//we want to estimate the MAP-parameters
LearningType.ML_OR_MAP ) );
//create a classifier with a PWM in the foreground and a PWM in the background
ModelBasedClassifier classifier = new ModelBasedClassifier( pwm, pwm );
//train the classifier
classifier.train( data );
//use the trained classifier to classify new sequences
byte[] result = classifier.classify( toClassify );
System.out.println( Arrays.toString( result ) );