WEKA and DNA analysis
can we use WEKA to analyze fasta sequences or any gene sequences perfectly ? and how?
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In addition to ATpoints comment, if you want any useful replies it would help for you to tell us what WEKA is, and what you mean by "analyse perfectly" - this seems meaningless to me?
Unless there's a different weka (https://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/), it's a program used for data mining, written in Java.
I don't recall Weka having specific use cases for NGS though, and I'm unsure what "perfectly" means in this context.