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|  | automatic unit testing going or something | 
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|  | quikr_train | 
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|  | withing quikr.function name | 
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|  | * Only do one check for output_directory by combining statements
* rename output to number_of_reads
* get rid of useless comment | 
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|  | A giant batch commit. Sorry!
  * OTU table output
    * results are still different from matlab
    * sample names still have suffix
    * otherwise should be ok
    * only return rows which sum up to greater than zero (ie non empty)
  * Use grep instead of BIOseq because it is a lot faster to count our
    sequences this way.
  * re-enable our pool process management
  * refactor and rename records to headers
  * refactor final_output to output | 
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|  | This little script will output all the possible kmer permutations to
stdout. The only input is the kmer length desired.
Here are some examples.
output 2mers
  ./generate_kmers.py 2 > 2mers.py
output N-mers up to 6 with a bit of bash-foo
  for i in `seq 6`; do ./generate_kmers.py $i > ${i}mers.txt; done; | 
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