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Thank you so much for your constant work with foldseek and developing such fantastic tools!
I just wanted to ask why it is that the way the "e-value" is calculated is different for TMalign vs 3Di/AA?
I understand that for 3Di/AA the e-value is calculated similarly to e-values for other alignment tools such as blast, however for TM align it is the average of the TM score normalized by query and by target.
Is there a way to perform a global alignment (TM align) using foldseek and still getting a "BLAST-like" e-value in the output?
Thank you very much
Julia
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Actually I realise that you have developed a TM-score "evalue" that makes more sense in it's purpose in evaluating the randomness of the TM alignment than a "blast-like e-value" however what do you recommend as the benchmark TM evalue for evaluating randomness of TM-alignment?
Hi there,
Thank you so much for your constant work with foldseek and developing such fantastic tools!
I just wanted to ask why it is that the way the "e-value" is calculated is different for TMalign vs 3Di/AA?
I understand that for 3Di/AA the e-value is calculated similarly to e-values for other alignment tools such as blast, however for TM align it is the average of the TM score normalized by query and by target.
Is there a way to perform a global alignment (TM align) using foldseek and still getting a "BLAST-like" e-value in the output?
Thank you very much
Julia
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: