wise 2.4.1-21 source package in Ubuntu

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wise (2.4.1-21) unstable; urgency=medium

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wise-doc: documentation for the wise package

 Wise2 is a package focused on comparisons of biopolymers, commonly DNA
 and protein sequences. There are many other packages which do
 this, probably the best known being BLAST package (from NCBI) and the
 Fasta package (from Bill Pearson). There are other packages, such as
 the HMMER package (Sean Eddy) or SAM package (UC Santa Cruz) focused
 on hidden Markov models (HMMs) of biopolymers.
 .
 Wise2's particular forte is the comparison of DNA sequence at the level
 of its protein translation. This comparison allows the simultaneous
 prediction of say gene structure with homology based alignment.
 .
 Wise2 also contains other algorithms, such as the venerable Smith-Waterman
 algorithm, or more modern ones such as Stephen Altschul's generalised
 gap penalties, or even experimental ones developed in house, such as
 dba. The development of these algorithms is due to the ease of developing
 such algorithms in the environment used by Wise2.
 .
 Wise2 has also been written with an eye for reuse and maintainability.
 Although it is a pure C package you can access its functionality
 directly in Perl. Parts of the package (or the entire package) can
 be used by other C or C++ programs without namespace clashes as all
 externally linked variables have the unique identifier Wise2 prepended.
 .
 This package contains the documentation for Wise2, a package focused on
 comparisons of biopolymers, commonly DNA and protein sequences.