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• this is package 'AntAngioCOOL' version '1.2'
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• checking installed package size ... NOTE   installed size is 34.5Mb   sub-directories of 1Mb or more:     R 34.4Mb
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• checking R code for possible problems ... [23s] OK
• checking Rd files ... [1s] NOTE checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^ checkRd: (-1) AntAngioCOOL.Rd:33: Lost braces; missing escapes or markup?     33 | 2- K-mer composition that shows the fraction of all possible subsequences with length k in the given peptide. To compute k-mer composition features, reduced amino acid alphabet that proposed by Zahiri et al (Zahiri et al., 2014) has been exploited: the 20 alphabet of amino acids have been reduced to a new alphabet with size 8 according to 544 physicochemical and biochemical indices that extracted from AAIndex database (Kawashima et al., 2008) (C1={A, E}, C2={I, L, F, M, V}, C3={N, D, T, S}, C4={G}, C5={P}, C6={R, K, Q, H}, C7={Y, W}, C8={C}). We have computed k-mer composition for k=2,3,4 for each peptide.        | ^
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• checking for unstated dependencies in examples ... OK
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• checking examples ... [14s] OK
• checking PDF version of manual ... [21s] OK
• checking HTML version of manual ... [0s] OK
• DONE

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