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URL: http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~polishka/
Proper Citation: NOrMAL (RRID:SCR_010889)
Description: A command line software tool for accurate placing of the nucleosomes using a Modified Gaussian Mixture Model. It was designed to resolve overlapping nucleosomes and extract extra information (fuzziness, probability, etc.) of nucleosome placement. To achieve this goal the tool clusters the input tags according to Nucleosome Model (see the paper for detailed description) using EM learning process. The tool is written in C++. There are no special requirements except for g++ compiler and *nix environment to compile and use the tool. It was checked to compile using g++ compiler under Ubuntu 11.04 and Mac OS X 10.6
Abbreviations: NOrMAL
Synonyms: NOrMAL: Accurate Nucleosome Positioning using a Modified Gaussian Mixture Model
Resource Type: software resource
Keywords: bio.tools
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