Let me make sure I understand what you're looking for.
You have several thousand unique character strings. For each string,
you would like to produce X (where X is an integer > 1) additional
strings, each string to have the same length and characters as the
original string, but in a different order. Further, you would like to
put all the original strings in one file, and have all the random
strings deposited in a different file.
Correct?
Can you run Java Swing programs?
Greg
"Hans Stenvien" wrote:
>> I have data sets consisting of several thousand unique coding sequences. For
> each sequence, I would like to generate a number of randomised sequences
> with the same length and nucleotide composition. Does anyone know of
> appropriate online service/software allowing me to input all of my sequences
> from one file? It would be great if one file is generated containing all the
> random sequences for all original sequences. I have so far only found online
> services/softwares enabling me to shuffle nucleotide order in one sequence
> at a time (i.e. manual input of each sequence). I am afraid I am not able to
> do any programming myself.
>> Any help is appreciated.
>> Best regards,
> Hans
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