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Methods for staistical inference on correlated data : application to genomic data

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Figure 3.3: F requen
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ounts of the distan
es between nu
leotides in 20 families whose stru
ture is known
Figure 3.4: F requen
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ounts of the distan
es between nu
leotides 
lassied a

ording to RNA view software
Figure 3.5: Radial distribution fun
tion for a liquid g(r), where r is the distan
e between mole
ules and σ is the diameter of the diameter of mole
ules.
Figure 3.10: F requen
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ounts of the fra
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olumn of the alignment
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