Reference

David Heckerman, Carl Kadie, Jennifer Listgarten. Leveraging information across HLA alleles/supertypes improves epitope prediction. Journal of Computational Biology. 2007, 14(6): 736-746. doi:10.1089/cmb.2007.R013.

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Source Code Files

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Solution file: Epipred\Epipred.sln
Build directory: Epipred\EpipredExe\bin\Release
RegressionTest: Epipred\EpipredExe\RegressionTest

Exe

Epipred.exe

How to run regression tests

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