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Articles

The documentation includes the complete set of 15 Python-native ports of the frozen gp3sequences 0.3.0 vignette topics. Use this page as a methodological reading path rather than a flat list.

New to the package? Start with Getting Started, then use Choosing a Sequence-Analysis Method.

Foundations

Getting Started

End-to-end structural workflow: audit, preparation, summaries, motifs, distance, clustering, consensus, groups, and transitions.

Choosing a Method

Map structural research questions to motifs, consensus, distances, networks, HMMs, panels, or design-aware inference.

Validation & Preparation

Make sequence order, missingness, duration, repeated states, and preprocessing decisions explicit.

Synthetic Case Study

Combine the package layers in one reproducible analysis without treating every method as mandatory.

Pattern discovery and descriptive comparison

Whole-sequence geometry

Transition structure and latent models

Inference, longitudinal structure, and time

Visualisation

Porting contract

Each methodology article retains the frozen vignette topic and methodological scope while using Python scientific objects. R-only backend identities are represented through documented semantic adapters rather than by pretending to recreate S3/S4 object identity.

The article set is part of the frozen documentation contract: all 15 article names are tested by the documentation suite.