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Version 3.0 (R2007b) Bioinformatics Toolbox Software

This table summarizes what's new in Version 3.0 (R2007b):

New Features and ChangesVersion Compatibility ConsiderationsFixed Bugs and Known ProblemsRelated Documentation at Web Site
Yes

Details below

Yes—Details labeled as Compatibility Considerations, below. See also Summary.Bug Reports
Includes fixes
No

New and updated features in this version include:

Data Format and Database Functions

Following are new functions:

The following function was updated:

Microarray File Format Functions

Following is a new function:

The following function was updated:

Microarray Functions

Following are new functions:

The following function is updated:

Sequence Conversion, Utility, and Visualization Functions

Following are new functions:

Mass Spectrometry Functions

The following function is updated:

Statistical Learning Functions

The following function is updated:

Compatibility Considerations

In Bioinformatics Toolbox Version 2.6 and earlier, the svmsmoset function used a 'MaxIter' property with a default of 1500 and a 'KernelCacheLimit' property with a default of 7500. In Bioinformatics Toolbox Version 3.0, the defaults are 15000 and 5000, respectively. Also, when you set the 'Display' property to 'iter', a report displays every 500 iterations instead of 10.

Gene Ontology Methods

The following methods of a gene ontology object are updated:

Demos for Microarray Data Analysis

The following are two new microarray data analysis demos:

Demos for Sequence Analysis

The following are two new sequence analysis demos:

The Investigating the Bird Flu Virus demo was updated to demonstrate how to write KML-formatted files, which can be used by Google™ Earth to display geospatial data.

Demo for Graph Theory Analysis

The following is a new graph theory demo:

  


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