Bio::Expression::FeatureI(3) an interface class for DNA/RNA features

SYNOPSIS

Do not use this module directly

DESCRIPTION

This provides a standard bioperl interface class for representing DNA and RNA features. It cannot be instantiated directly, but serves as an abstract base class for implementors.

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AUTHOR

Allen Day <[email protected]>

APPENDIX

The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a _

quantitation()

  Title   : value
  Usage   : $val = $ftr->quantitation()
  Function: get/set the feature's quantitation
  Returns : A numeric value
  Args    : a new numeric value (optional)

quantitation_units()

  Title   : quantitation_units
  Usage   : $units = $ftr->quantitation_units()
  Function: get/set the units of the feature's quantitation
  Returns : A string or undef
  Args    : a new string (optional)

standard_deviation()

  Title   : standard_deviation
  Usage   : $std_dev = $ftr->standard_deviation()
  Function: get/set the feature's standard deviation of quantitation()
  Returns : A numeric value
  Args    : a new numeric value (optional)
  Comments: no calculation is done here

sample_count()

  Title   : sample_count
  Usage   : $sample_count = $ftr->sample_count()
  Function: get/set the number of samples used to calculate
            quantitation()
  Returns : An integer
  Args    : a new integer (optional)