> Anybody would suggest to add/change anything in the presentation, or
> would like to advert something?
Maybe you could show an example of file contents, and just say that it
contains atom coordinates (IIRC, that is what it contains, no? :-)
I'm missing some special characters, I think - on the scale there should
be a ^{-10} between 10 and m. Also, for times, shouldn't it be less
than 0.01s, rather than greater than or equal? And perhaps also for the
entire parsing time on the preivous slide, less than fifteen minutes?
And biohaskell as such isn't BSD licensed, I've generally used LGPL for
libraries and GPL for programs. Better say "open source" or "free", or
make it clear that you refer to hPDB specifically.
Anyway, those are great numbers, and looks to be a nice talk. Good luck
with the presentation!
-k
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