Bio::Tools::HMMER::Set - Set of identical domains from HMMER matches # get a Set object probably from the results object print "Bits score over set ",$set->bits," evalue ",$set->evalue,"\n"; foreach $domain ( $set->each_Domain ) { print "Domain start ",$domain->start," end ",$domain->end,"\n"; } Represents a set of HMMER domains hitting one sequence. HMMER reports two different scores, a per sequence total score (and evalue) and a per domain score and evalue. This object represents a collection of the same domain with the sequence bits score and evalue. (these attributes are also on the per domain scores, which you can get there).

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add_Domain
Title : add_Domain Usage : $set->add_Domain($domain) Function: adds the domain to the list Returns : nothing Args : A Bio::Tools::HMMER::Domain object

each_Domain
Title : each_Domain Usage : foreach $domain ( $set->each_Domain() ) Function: returns an array of domain objects in this set Returns : array Args : none

name
Title : name Usage : $obj->name($newval) Function: Example : Returns : value of name Args : newvalue (optional)

evalue
Title : evalue Usage : $obj->evalue($newval) Function: Example : Returns : value of evalue Args : newvalue (optional)