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It may be difficult to test this function, so we might need to rely on some statistics. Base counts and length should remain the same obviously, but I assume the hamming distance between pre and post-shuffled sequences will be normally distributed? That will need some investigation and maths.
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What should this tool do?
Randomly shuffles a DNA, RNA, or Protein sequence.
Is there an existing reference implementation?
There is an SMS version here, but it may be tricky to compare as this function is inherently random.
What are the tool's inputs?
A sequence of any type
What is the tool's output?
A shuffled sequence of the same type as the input
Other Implementation Details
This shouldn't be hard to implement using the
rand
crate (there is a nice method for this).It may be difficult to test this function, so we might need to rely on some statistics. Base counts and length should remain the same obviously, but I assume the hamming distance between pre and post-shuffled sequences will be normally distributed? That will need some investigation and maths.
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