Hi,
so, some sample lines could be:
STN              PF07660      597 I5EU07               -           125
+9    1e-140  467.1  11.7   1   2  5.9e-140  3.4e-137  455.5   7.3    
+ 9   595   238   822   232   824 0.97 -
STN              PF07660      597 I5EU07               -           125
+9    1e-140  467.1  11.7   2   2   3.9e-05     0.023   10.2   0.0   1
+48   227   864   949   842   962 0.80 -

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and, in that case, we would need to store the first line, because the $iEvalue for the first line is 3.4e-137, which is lower (thus better) than the second line's $iEvalue which is 0.023.
So, the only thing I need is somehow, if I have the same $protein_ac (in this example I5EU07) and more than one lines of the same $pfam_ac_hit (in this example PF07660), I keep only the one with the lowest $iEvalue.

In reply to Re^2: How can I add an entry in a has of arrays based on numeric comparison? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How can I add an entry in a has of arrays based on numeric comparison? by Anonymous Monk

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