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For large datasets, having a separate FASTA file for each input sequence can overwhelm the file system. Therefore, it would be useful if Pling! could accept multi-FASTA files.
From what I've seen of the codebase, this would likely require a significant restructuring (so feel free to disregard this suggestion!). One possible solution is to use a library like pyfastx to access sequences as needed, although this might result in a performance drop.
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For large datasets, having a separate FASTA file for each input sequence can overwhelm the file system. Therefore, it would be useful if Pling! could accept multi-FASTA files.
From what I've seen of the codebase, this would likely require a significant restructuring (so feel free to disregard this suggestion!). One possible solution is to use a library like
pyfastx
to access sequences as needed, although this might result in a performance drop.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: