Extracting Signal from Noise in Biological Data: Evaluations and Applications of Text Mining and Sequence Coevolution

Extracting Signal from Noise in Biological Data: Evaluations and Applications of Text Mining and Sequence Coevolution

177 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781109205244
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Additional contributions of this work include two open-source software projects, MutationFinder and the PyCogent coevolution module. These high-quality software tools allow for the reproduction, application, and expansion of the work presented in this dissertation: text mining for point mutations, and detecting coevolution of biological sequences.

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