[BioPython] bioPython and STRUCTURE

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Hi,

i am writing this from a mobile phone in a middle of a conference, so
I will be short.

your effort is most welcome. As soon as I am back (next week) I will
gladly help you with putting the code on biopython pop gen. Structure
is widely used and your contribution, from my part, is most welcome.

there is actually a big chunk of updates that can be commited soon,
maybe yours can go along

On 12/12/08, Jason Eshleman <jae at lmi.net> wrote:
> Greetings.  I'm curious if anyone has worked with code to operate the
> multi-locus pop gen. program "STRUCTURE"
> (http://pritch.bsd.uchicago.edu/software.html).   I've got some code myself
> that I'd be happy to share/contribute if there's interest.  I haven't been
> able to find any such discussions in the archives, but it could be my
> searching skills.  The term 'structure' returns a large number of
> completely irrelevant hits.  It does seem like bioPython is light in the
> pop. gen dept at this point.
>
> -jae
>
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