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InMoDe is a collection of seven tools for learning, leveraging, and visualizing '''in'''tra-'''mo'''tif '''de'''pendencies within DNA binding sites and similar functional nucleotide sequences.
 
For a detailed description of the functionality of InMoDe see the [http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/eggeling/InMoDe_userGuide.pdf user guide].
 
 
 
 
 
== Download and installation ==
 
InMoDe offers three user interfaces.
 
* [http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/eggeling/InMoDeGUI.jar InMoDeGUI.jar] -- graphical user interface
* [http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/eggeling/InMoDeCLI.jar InMoDeCLI.jar] -- command line interface
* [http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/eggeling/InMoDeGalaxy.jar InMoDeGalaxy.jar] -- for integration into own Galaxy instance
 
that can be started by
 
java -jar filename.jar
 
and require an existent Java installation (8u74 or later).
 
In addition, there are two user-friendly alternatives for installing the GUI variant of InMoDe, namely (i) a [http://www.jstacs.de/downloads/InMoDe-1.0.dmg DMG for installation under Mac OS X], and (ii) a [http://www.jstacs.de/downloads/InMoDeGUI-1.0.exe Windows installer].
 
Both do not require a recent Java, as they automatically install the required libraries to the local machine.

Revision as of 16:47, 1 August 2016

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InMoDe is a collection of seven tools for learning, leveraging, and visualizing intra-motif dependencies within DNA binding sites and similar functional nucleotide sequences.

For a detailed description of the functionality of InMoDe see the user guide.



Download and installation

InMoDe offers three user interfaces.

that can be started by

java -jar filename.jar

and require an existent Java installation (8u74 or later).

In addition, there are two user-friendly alternatives for installing the GUI variant of InMoDe, namely (i) a DMG for installation under Mac OS X, and (ii) a Windows installer.

Both do not require a recent Java, as they automatically install the required libraries to the local machine.