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Tutorial 3: Batch processing<br />

Most of the analyses in the Toolbox are able to perform the same analysis on several elements in<br />

one batch. This means that analyzing large amounts of data is easily accomplished. As an example,<br />

if you use the Find Binding Sites and Create Fragments tool and you supply five sequences,<br />

the result table will present an overview of the results for all five sequences.<br />

If you want individual outputs for each sequence, you would need to run the tool five times, or alternatively<br />

use the Batching mode. Batching mode is activated by clicking the Batch checkbox in<br />

dialog where the input data is selected.<br />

Batching simply means that each data set is run separately, just as if the tool has <strong>be</strong>en run manually<br />

for each one. When batching is selected, the data to <strong>be</strong> added is the folder containing the data<br />

you want to batch. When the folder is selected and you click Next, a batch overview is shown.<br />

When you click Next the subsequent dialog allows you to specify the parameters of the Find Binding<br />

Sites and Create Fragments analysis just as in a regular non-batch analysis.

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