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Flexidot accepts one or more uncompressed fasta files as input. The files can contain multiple sequences.
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By default, Flexidot will use shared k-mers between sequence pairs to generate the dot-plot.
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```bash
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# Use individual fasta file (can contain multiple sequences)
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flexidot -i input.fasta [optional arguments]
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Importantly, `-k` defines the word size (e.g. `-k 10`) and `-t` specifies the sequence type (`-t nuc` for DNA [default]; `-t aa` for proteins). The plotting mode is chosen via `-m` and described below.
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### Processing pre-computed alignments
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Flexidot can also process pre-calculated alignments from tools such as `blastn`, `nucmer`, or `minimap2`.
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This approach is often faster than k-mer indexing and is tolerant of gaps and mismatches.
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[See pre-calculated alignment tutorial](docs/tutorial_pre_calculated_alignments.md) for detailed examples.
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