Quantitative comparison and automatic feature extraction for chromatin contact data.
CHESS is a tool for the comparison and automatic feature extraction for chromatin contact data, developed in the Vaquerizas Lab.
If you use CHESS in your research, please cite the CHESS paper.
Please check out the online documentation for detailed installation and usage instructions.
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Quantitative comparison and automatic feature extraction for chromatin contact data.
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