Non-negative matrix factorization for learning alignment-specific models of protein evolution.

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Published in PLoS One on December 22, 2011

Authors

Ben Murrell1, Thomas Weighill, Jan Buys, Robert Ketteringham, Sasha Moola, Gerdus Benade, Lise du Buisson, Daniel Kaliski, Tristan Hands, Konrad Scheffler

Author Affiliations

1: Biomedical Informatics Research Division, eHealth Research and Innovation Platform, Medical Research Council, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.

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