Gist 7650194

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Last edited Nov 25, 2013

Created on Nov 25, 2013

This visualization explores how the number of sequence clusters varies with a minimum LCP (longest common prefix) threshold. It plots the count of intervals against the threshold value, using a NumPy-backed Python routine to parse and segment the data from a file containing over a million sequences. The chart uses Matplotlib’s `pyplot` to render a line graph, with the title "Number of jobs vs minimum lcp," demonstrating a trend of decreasing cluster counts as the threshold rises.

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