Hi Everyone,
I am the developer of MirAge, a novel DNA analysis tool.
Over the past period, I have worked on the development of this software, and I recently published a manuscript describing it on bioRxiv.
I would like to bring this work to your attention, as it may be of interest to the bioinformatics community.
The manuscript is available here: Manuscript (code: GitHub)
-- edit -- (Added some more indepth information about the tool.)
High performance pattern recognition and analysis on large data sets : we present a new algorithm for rapidly assigning reads to reference sequences in large common used or custom DNA datasets. This novel standalone identification algorithm pursues an approach without domain specific interpretation of the data and utilizing a dot matrix comparison to calculate scores. Its implementation in the “MirAge” tool proved to be a fast and accurate solution when compared to existing methods for metagenomics read binning, representing the primary defined pillars usability, fast operation and fresh approach.
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Results of analyzing test samples:

I would appreciate any feedback or suggestions.
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If you want attention to your tool then I suggest you are more explicitive: What does it do, what is "DNA analysis", and maybe fix that broken link, make the post overall appealing.
Which link is broken (unless OP already fixed it). Both code and manuscript links are working.
Not really sure what the tool does after reading the README ?
Also, compile.sh seems to be missing from the repo unless I'm blind ?
compile.sh is there in the repo
From paper:
I thought the link would provide enough information, but you were all correct that I needed to provide some details about what the tool does. I’ve edited the original post to introduce the tool.