          <h4>Python API</h4>

          The dorina python API can be used to run local dorina queries. The
          central entry point for all analyses is the <code>analyse</code> function.

          <pre><code class="language-python">def analyse(genome, set_a, match_a='any', region_a='any',
            set_b=None, match_b='any', region_b='any',
            combine='or', genes=None, slop=0,
            datadir=None)</code></pre>

          It takes the name of the genome assembly to use, and at least a list of set A regulator names.
          A simple analysis run with a custom regulator would be:

          <pre><code class="language-python">from dorina.run import analyse

results = analyse('hg19', ['/path/to/custom/regulator.bed', 'PARCLIP_PUM2_hg19'])</code></pre>


          <h4>Python API</h4>

          The dorina python API can be used to run local dorina queries. The
          central entry point for all analyses is the <code>run.analyse</code> function.

          <pre><code class="language-python">def analyse(genome, set_a, match_a='any', region_a='any',
            set_b=None, match_b='any', region_b='any',
            combine='or', genes=None, window_a=-1, window_b=-1,
            datadir=None)</code></pre>

          It takes the name of the genome assembly to use, and at least a list of set A regulator names.
          A simple analysis run with a custom regulator would be:

          <pre><code class="language-python">from dorina.run import analyse

results = analyse('hg19', ['/path/to/custom/regulator.bed', 'PARCLIP_PUM2_hg19'])</code></pre>


Update the Python API docs
UI: Update the Python API docs

This fixes issue #14

Signed-off-by: Kai Blin <94ddc6985b47aef772521e302594241f46a8f665@age.mpg.de>
