>program name MotifSampler >data set dm01 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set dm02 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing none, MotifSampler does not work with only one sequence >data set dm03 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set dm04 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set dm05 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set dm06 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing none, MotifSampler does not work with only one sequence >data set dm07 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set dm08 >parameters b=dmelanogaster_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model dmelanogaster_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm01 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm02 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm03 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm04 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm05 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm06 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm07 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm08 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm09 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm10 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm11 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm12 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm13 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm14 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm15 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm16 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm17 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm18 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm19 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm20 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm21 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm22 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm23 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm24 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm25 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set hm26 >parameters b=hsapiens_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model hsapiens_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus01 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus02 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus03 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Reject motif since the maximal number of similar motifs found is smaller than 40. >data set mus04 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus05 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus06 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus07 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus08 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus09 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus10 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Reject motif since the maximal number of similar motifs found is smaller than 40. >data set mus11 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set mus12 >parameters b=mmusculus_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model mmusculus_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst01 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Reject motif since the maximal number of similar motifs found is smaller than 40. >data set yst02 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst03 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst04 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst05 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst06 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst07 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Reject motif since the maximal number of similar motifs found is smaller than 40. >data set yst08 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs. >data set yst09 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Reject motif since the maximal number of similar motifs found is smaller than 40. >data set yst10 >parameters b=scerevisiae_3.bg n=3 r=100 p=0.5 w=6,8,10,12,14,17 >preprocessing creation of species-specific 3rd-order background model scerevisiae_3.bg >postprocessing 1. Concatenate all motif models of different lengths in one results file. This results in 6x3X100 motifs. 2. Use MotifComparison to compute for each motif the number of similar motifs found in this results file. 3. Update motif scores by combining log-likelihood score and number of similar motifs found. This is done to find the best scoring motif that is also found in most runs. 4. Rank motifs according to the updated score. 5. Select best scoring motif. 6. Select the instances of all motifs similar to the top scoring motif. 7. Report those instances that are present in at least 1/4 of the similar motifs.