Bio::Tools::PSort::Profile - Perl implementation of the Profile protein subcellular localization method.

       Thanks go out to Fiona Brinkman, Jennifer Gardy and the other members of the Simon Fraser University
       Brinkman laboratory.

       Fiona Brinkman, Chris Walsh, Matthew Laird <psort-mail@sfu.ca> Brinkman Lab, Simon Fraser University,
       Canada

          $motif = new Bio::Tools::Motif(-database => 'motif-db.txt');

       The Motif constructor accepts the name of an existing database file.

       Bio::Tools::Motif uses a selection of motifs that have been identified to be typical of proteins resident
       at a specific subcellular localization.  The module accepts a Bio::Seq object and attempts to match it
       against a database, returning one or more Bio::Tools::Motif::Match objects with the prediction
       information if successful.

          @matches = $motif->match($seq);

       The match method accepts a Bio::Seq object as an argument and returns an array of
       Bio::Tools::Motif::Match objects that matched the given sequence.

       Bio::Tools::PSort::Profile - Perl implementation of the Profile protein subcellular localization method.

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perl v5.34.0                                       2022-02-06                    Bio::Tools::PSort::Profile(3pm)

       Bio::Tools::Motif::Pattern, Bio::Tools::Motif::Match

         use Bio::Tools::PSort::Profile;

         # Load a previously trained profile from a file.
         $motif = new Bio::Tools::PSort::Profile(-database => 'profile-db.txt');

         # Attempt to match on a Bio::Seq object.
         @matches = $motif->match($seq);
         print($seq->display_id . ": matched " . $_->profile_id . "\n") for(@matches);