genetics data as cubes

Dear all,

Has anyone used Analysis Services on Genetics Data? I would like to communicate with someone who is implementing or has implemented analysis services on this kind of data.

Thanks

Ashish

I recently worked on a project to take BLASTN and TBLASTN results and record HSP results into an OLAP cube for further analysis. It was kind of fun but it's utility is dependent upon what kind of information you can gather on the dimensions.|||

Dave,

Have you worked with designing cubes for genetic data mining?

Thx

|||No. Sorry.sql

genetics data as cubes

Dear all,

Has anyone used Analysis Services on Genetics Data? I would like to communicate with someone who is implementing or has implemented analysis services on this kind of data.

Thanks

Ashish

I recently worked on a project to take BLASTN and TBLASTN results and record HSP results into an OLAP cube for further analysis. It was kind of fun but it's utility is dependent upon what kind of information you can gather on the dimensions.|||

Dave,

Have you worked with designing cubes for genetic data mining?

Thx

|||No. Sorry.

genetics data as cubes

Dear all,

Has anyone used Analysis Services on Genetics Data? I would like to communicate with someone who is implementing or has implemented analysis services on this kind of data.

Thanks

Ashish

I recently worked on a project to take BLASTN and TBLASTN results and record HSP results into an OLAP cube for further analysis. It was kind of fun but it's utility is dependent upon what kind of information you can gather on the dimensions.|||

Dave,

Have you worked with designing cubes for genetic data mining?

Thx

|||No. Sorry.

Generating Unique Check Digits

Hi all,
I've implemented a small routine that generates "ID" numbers in hexadecimal
format. Does anyone know of any routines to generate a unique check digit
for a hexadecimal number? I've found several ways to do it in Base 10, but
not so much for hex. I really like the UCC mod 10(3) methods, but the check
digits are fairly linear in progression when I try to apply it to hex.
Here's an example of the types of ID's I'll be generating:
B951-D300-1E73-C1xx
Note that the dashes are just to "prettify it", and can be ignored for my
purposes. "xx" represents a placeholder for the 2 hexadecimal check digits.
B951D3001E73C1xx
Thanks. Any help is appreciated.Michael,
Do you need the check digit for more than
catching transcription or typing errors? Is there
a reason "fairly linear" in progression is not acceptable?
Steve Kass
Drew University
Michael C# wrote:

>Hi all,
>I've implemented a small routine that generates "ID" numbers in hexadecimal
>format. Does anyone know of any routines to generate a unique check digit
>for a hexadecimal number? I've found several ways to do it in Base 10, but
>not so much for hex. I really like the UCC mod 10(3) methods, but the chec
k
>digits are fairly linear in progression when I try to apply it to hex.
>Here's an example of the types of ID's I'll be generating:
>B951-D300-1E73-C1xx
>Note that the dashes are just to "prettify it", and can be ignored for my
>purposes. "xx" represents a placeholder for the 2 hexadecimal check digits
.
>B951D3001E73C1xx
>Thanks. Any help is appreciated.
>
>|||Like you mentioned, catching transcription errors is part of it; I also
don't want people to be able to reverse engineer and guess the previous ID
code; for instance, if the code ends with -C1B6, I don't want them to be
able to take a wild guess at -C0B5 being the previous ID.
Thanks
"Steve Kass" <skass@.drew.edu> wrote in message
news:OYxYyK7SFHA.3696@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Michael,
> Do you need the check digit for more than
> catching transcription or typing errors? Is there
> a reason "fairly linear" in progression is not acceptable?
> Steve Kass
> Drew University
>
> Michael C# wrote:
>sql