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Transform yourself from being a DMS user to a dd-gms (DMS to DD converter).
dnase2tools-gms is a dnase2tf project, which has been contributed by Mathieu Arcaute from Paris, France.
The program works by transforming DNase-seq tag matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.

DNase2Tools is a collection of tools for the analysis of DNAse-seq data.
There are 3 tools in this collection:

DNase2TF: converts DNase-seq tag matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.
DNase2DMS: transforms DMS matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.
DNase2DD: converts DMS matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.

Feedback/RevertView: show regions that have a very small number of DMRs

DNase2TF shows the regions with a very small number of DMRs. This tool is based on the work of Roger Whitcomb, and can be found at:

DNase2TF: a MATLAB package

DNase2TF (DNase2TF.m) is a MATLAB package that can be found here:

dnase2tools-gms is an open source project that has been contributed by Mathieu Arcaute from Paris, France. It is also available here:

DNase2Tools is a collection of tools for the analysis of DNAse-seq data.
There are 3 tools in this collection:

DNase2TF: converts DNase-seq tag matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.
DNase2DMS: transforms DMS matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.
DNase2DD: converts DMS matrix to dd-gms matrix by using binomial distribution.

Feedback/RevertView: show regions that have a very small number of DMRs

DNase2TF shows the regions with a very small number of DMRs. This tool is based on the work of Roger Whitcomb, and can be found at:

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Highly inefficient: Making a jquery plugin that interacts with DOM

I have created a jquery plugin that interacts with the DOM. However, the plugin is extremely slow. It's the only jquery plugin that I've created and it's the only one that I use.
I understand why this is, it's because this plugin adds elements to the DOM (which is really slow). The elements that it adds are formed in the plugin and added to a div tag. This div is the target of the plugin, so when I click on the div, it's clicked on as well.
Is there any way to make this plugin faster? I'm at a loss here.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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It's probably more the best way to do what you're doing, but here's a speed improvement idea, that might not be what you really want:
Instead of the elements that are added, add your elements to an array (or a collection) and use jQuery.index() to find them, based on a selector. This makes it much faster, because jQuery can optimize its way through the DOM much better than the actual elements.
(as a side note, the jQuery.index() function isn't actually what you want, it's pretty much a wrapper around the DOM.selectNodes() function)

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