ideogram | Chromosome visualization for the web | Genomics library
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kandi X-RAY | ideogram Summary
Ideogram.js is a JavaScript library for chromosome visualization. Ideogram supports drawing and animating genome-wide datasets for human, mouse, and many other eukaryotes. The Ideogram API for annotations supports histograms, heatmaps, overlays, and points of arbitrary shape and color layered in tracks. Ideogram can depict haploid, diploid or higher ploidy genomes (e.g. plants), as well as aneuploidy, genetic recombination, and homologous features between chromosomes. Ideogram can be embedded as a reusable component in any web page or application, and leverages D3.js and SVG to achieve fast, crisp client-side rendering. You can also integrate Ideogram with JavaScript frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue, as well as data science platforms like R and Jupyter Notebook.
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- check if node overlap
- Calculates the area for the catalog data
- Ranges the annotations of an annotation
- function to fill annotations
- init and set of feature hints
- returns the interactions for the given genealog
- Decor function that will be used to add a relationship to the hierarchy
- Set taxon data
- adds the annotated sample ID to the graph
- Initialize related .
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QUESTION
I am trying to include dash_bio ideogram in my proyect. I have just included in my project a simple ideogram as follows:
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Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 13:10I've just pasted your code into a MWE dash app. This works without issues in my environment.
- Are you running behind any firewalls that block unauthorised URLs?
- assuming you are using dash_bio 1.0.1
- does this work as a MWE outside django in your environment?
- looked into django_plotly_dash and found it does not work with dash 2.+
QUESTION
Given a String of length Integer.MAX_VALUE
which contains characters that require more than one byte to represent, such as Chinese ideograms, what result would I get if I executed String.getBytes()
? Is there any good way of testing for this type of error?
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Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 03:04Based on what seems to be the source code for the JRE String class, it calls an 'encode' method in the StringCoding class, which calculates the maximum number of bytes needed for the given string, and returns the result in an int. See the 'encode' method which calls 'scale'.
So, depending on the exact result, you'll either get string truncation (if the result is positive) or total failure (if the result appears negative). Since I didn't chase the logic down into the ArrayEncoder class, it's possible there will also be an 'array index out of bounds' exception during the conversion.
(Link is to some random copy of source code on the internet, probably not the current code).
This is presumably of theoretical interested only -- a String with 2 billion characters is not likely to perform well.
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