fsm-lite - Frequency-based String Mining

       This manpage was written by Andreas Tille for the Debian distribution and can be used for any other usage
       of the program.

fsm-lite 0.0+20151109                              April 2016                                        FSM-LITE(1)

       A  singe-core  implementation  of  frequency-based  substring  mining  used  in bioinformatics to extract
       substrings that discriminate two (or more) datasets inside high-throughput sequencing data.

       fsm-lite - Frequency-based String Mining

mandatory:-l,--list <file>
              Text file that lists all input files as whitespace-separated pairs

              <data-name> <data-filename>

              where <data-name> is unique identifier (without whitespace) and <data-filename> is  full  path  to
              each input file.  Default data file format is FASTA (uncompressed).

       -t,--tmp <file>
              Store temporary index data

   optional:-m,--min <int>
              Minimum length to report (default 9)

       -M,--max <int>
              Maximum length to report (default 100)

       -f,--freq <int>
              Minimum frequency per input file to report (default 1)

       -s,--minsupp <int>
              Minimum number of input files with support to report (default 2)

       -S,--maxsupp <int>
              Maximum number of input files with support to report (default inf)

       -v,--verbose
              Verbose output

fsm-lite-l <file> -t <file> [options]