BioinformaticsBioengineeringPeer-reviewed journal article
BioCCP.jl: Collecting Coupons in combinatorial biotechnology
Abstract
In combinatorial biotechnology, it is crucial for screening experiments to sufficiently cover the design space. In the BioCCP.jl package, we provide functions for minimum sample size determination based on the mathematical framework coined the Coupon Collector Problem. BioCCP.jl, including source code, documentation and a Pluto notebook is available at https://github.com/kirstvh/BioCCP.
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