Perl Assessment

Perl programming overview for EPrints to support assessment 1

‎101011 manuscripts: Perl and the Chronicle of Matthew of Edessa‎

The Chronicle of Matthew of Edessa is a twelfth-century Armenian history that survives in 43 manuscripts, held in ten libraries in eight countries. My task is to create a definitive text that is based on all of them. I will talk about the problems of medieval text editing, the ways in which Perl and phylogenetics have come to my rescue, and show a few pretty pictures of manuscripts

10001 manuscripts in practice: Perl, XML, medieval chronicles, and why Unicode rocks‎

I work in the field of Armenian historiography. This means I get to play with medieval manuscripts. The things I'm doing with the manuscripts are theoretically interesting, but pretty boring in practice, so I'm using Perl to program away the most boring bits. I will talk about the problems of text criticism in general, what sorts of things can and can't be done by the computer, my initial aversion to XML, how I was shown (some of) the error of my ways, and how I'm combining a bunch of isolated pieces of technology that were mostly already in use to achieve fame and fortune in the world of Armenian studies.

Fun unzer alten oytser : geklibene perl fun unzere alte kwalen un kalerlei sforim, fun di rishoynim un akhroynim ; ayngetaylt oyf di sedres fun der toyre

gezamelt un bearbeit fun B. Jeushzon Bd.1

Fun unzer alten oytser : geklibene perl fun unzere alte kwalen un kalerlei sforim, fun di rishoynim un akhroynim ; ayngetaylt oyf di sedres fun der toyre

gezamelt un bearbeit fun B. Jeushzon ; Bd. 2

Ein unveröffentlichtes Aktenstück von Josef Perl

Jakob Nacht

Josef Perl an I. B. Levinsohn [Illustration] : (Autograph)

Joseph Perl

Joseph Perl und die Schule zu Tarnopol

H. R.

Eric D. Perl, Theophany. The Neoplatonic Philosophy of Dionysius the Areopagite, State University of New York Press (SUNY series in ancient Greek philosophy), 2007. 163 p., ISBN-13: 978-0-7914-7111-1

Fil: Caram, Gabriela de los Ángeles.

Ale agodes̀ fun Talmud : an Eyn Yanḳev af yidish, enṭhalṭ ale mayses̀, agodes̀, mesholim, alegoriyen, aneḳdoṭen, hisṭorishe un biyografishe ertsehlungen, poeṭische, moralishe un filozofishe perl fun gants Talmud bavli un Yerushalmi iberzetsṭ fun Tashraḳ

v.1: 3. fer. oyf.

RestrictionDigest: A powerful Perl module for simulating genomic restriction digests

Background: Reduced-representation sequencing technology iswidely used in genotyping for its economical and efficient features. A popular way to construct the reduced-representation sequencing libraries is to digest the genomic DNA with restriction enzymes. A key factor of this method is to determine the restriction enzyme(s). But there are few computer programs which can evaluate the usability of restriction enzymes in reduced-representation sequencing. SimRAD is an R package which can simulate the digestion of DNA sequence by restriction enzymes and return enzyme loci number as well as fragment number. But for linkage mapping analysis, enzyme loci distribution is also an important factor to evaluate the enzyme. For phylogenetic studies, comparison of the enzyme performance across multiple genomes is important. It is strongly needed to develop a simulation tool to implement these functions. Results: Here, we introduce a Perl module named RestrictionDigest with more functions and improved performance. It can analyze multiple genomes at one run and generate concise comparison of enzyme performance across the genomes. It can simulate single-enzyme digestion, double-enzyme digestion and size selection process and generate comprehensive information of the simulation including enzyme loci number, fragment number, sequences of the fragments, positions of restriction sites on the genome, the coverage of digested fragments on different genome regions and detailed fragment length distribution. Conclusions: RestrictionDigest is an easy-to-use Perl module with flexible parameter settings.With the help of the information produced by the module, researchers can easily determine the most appropriate enzymes to construct the reduced-representation libraries to meet their experimental requirements.

Impromptu : an interactive programming environment for composition and performance

Interactive development environments are making a resurgence. The traditional batch style of programming, edit -> compile -> run, is slowly being reevaluated by the development community at large. Languages such as Perl, Python and Ruby are at the heart of a new programming culture commonly described as extreme, agile or dynamic. Musicians are also beginning to embrace these environments and to investigate the opportunity to use dynamic programming tools in live performance. This paper provides an introduction to Impromptu, a new interactive development environment for musicians and sound artists.