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DSK is a k-mer counter for reads or genomes. It takes as input a set of sequences in FASTA or FASTQ format (see Input section). DSK outputs a set of solid kmers, i.e. kmers which occur more than a minimal amount of times in the input (-abundance-min parameter). It also outputs the number of times these kmers occur. See Results visualization section to learn how to use its output.
Scroll Lock key. Sometimes abbreviated as ScLk, ScrLk, or Slk, the Scroll Lock key is found on a computer keyboard, often located close to the pause key.