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CATE with Apollo

11 Oct 06:46
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CATE's newest release comes complete with Apollo.

Apollo is a comprehensive simulation software for epidemics in a population complete with within-host dynamics. It is powered by CATE, our large-scale parallel processing architecture.

You can cite CATE in your work using:

Perera, D., Reisenhofer, E., Hussein, S., Higgins, E., Huber, C. D., & Long, Q. (2023).
CATE: A fast and scalable CUDA implementation to conduct highly parallelized evolutionary tests on large scale genomic data.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 00, 1–15.
https://doi.org/10.1111/2041-210X.14168.

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Citation of the code can be done via the Zenodo link below:

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Apollo is currently available on preprint. If you do use it please cite the preprint:

Apollo: A comprehensive GPU-powered within-host simulator for viral evolution and infection dynamics across population, tissue, and cell
Deshan Perera, Evan Li, Frank van der Meer, Tarah Lynch, John Gill, Deirdre L Church, Christian D. Huber, Guido van Marle, Alexander Platt, Quan Long
bioRxiv 2024.10.07.617101; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.10.07.617101

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Published RELEASE

30 May 19:18
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This is the first official release after approval of the publication of CATE's complete suite of tools and functions. They have been tested for speed and accuracy.
The pre-built version present in the release should work on most operating systems (Linux/ Unix based) and systems equipped with an Nvidia CUDA-enabled GPU.

Try execution by:

./CATE

You can always perform a build of the project yourself using the following command below on the source code:

nvcc -std=c++17 *.cu *.cpp -o "CATE"

1.0.0.00

06 Feb 13:42
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RELEASE ONE

This is the first official release of CATE's complete suite of tools and functions. They have been tested for speed and accuracy.
The pre-built version present in the release should work on most operating systems (Linux/ Unix based) and systems equipped with an Nvidia CUDA-enabled GPU.

Try execution by:

./CATE

You can always perform a build of the project yourself using the following command below on the source code:

nvcc -std=c++17 *.cu *.cpp -o "CATE"

0.0.0.03

25 May 02:55
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0.0.0.03 Pre-release
Pre-release

Pre-release BETA.
All functions are present.
All three neutrality tests at once function has been added.

Tajima's D, Fu and Li, and Fay and Wu tests are fully tested.

The accuracy of other functions in varying queries is yet to be determined.

0.0.0.02

19 May 16:49
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0.0.0.02 Pre-release
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An error in the Mc Donald Kreitman Neutrality Index (NI) test was rectified.

Pre-release BETA.
All functions are present.
Tajima's D is fully tested.

The accuracy of other functions in varying queries is yet to be determined.

0.0.0.01

29 Apr 23:34
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0.0.0.01 Pre-release
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Pre-release ALPHA.
All functions are present.
Tajima's D is fully tested.

The accuracy of other functions in varying queries is yet to be determined.