Titlebook: Combinatorial Pattern Matching; 17th Annual Symposiu Moshe Lewenstein,Gabriel Valiente Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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使混合

On the Repeat-Annotated Phylogenetic Tree Reconstruction Problemogy as well as internal node genome orders — is . determined, a property that is of major significance both in theory and in practice. Furthermore, the repeats are employed to provide linear-time algorithms for reconstructing both the genomic orders and the phylogeny, which are NP-hard problems under the classical model of . (SBR).

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An Improved Algorithm for the Macro-evolutionary Phylogeny Problemhe maximum number of copies of the gene in a species. In this paper, we propose an improved algorithm with time complexity of .(.) for solving this problem. We also show, that the problem can be solved in .(.) if unit costs are considered for both loss and duplication.

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Smart Computing and Communicationproblems in the field, such as genotype phasing, tag SNP selection (e.g. feature selection), and population stratification issues (e.g. clustering)..The talk will be self contained, although some introductory material for the biological terminology and the HapMap project can be found at http://www.hapmap.org/whatishapmap.html.

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Xin Ren,Jiong Zhang,Ying Li,Jianwei Niuant applications, e.g., in computational biology. Experimental studies show that our new method is almost twice as fast in practice as previous approaches, and asymptotically slower variants of the constant-time algorithms perform even better for today’s common problem sizes.

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Faguo Zhou,Jing Zhang,Yanan Songl has a time complexity linear in .. In particular, we give an .(.)-space index that supports .-error matching in .(. + . + (log.). loglog.) worst-case time. Furthermore, the index can be compressed from .(.) words into .(.) bits with a slight increase in the time complexity.

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Smart Computing and Informaticste the hardness of these restricted versions of the problem, we show that the general clustering problem on an unbounded number of missing values such that they occur for every fixed position of an input vector in at most one fingerprint is polynomial time solvable.

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SNP and Haplotype Analysis – Algorithms and Applicationsproblems in the field, such as genotype phasing, tag SNP selection (e.g. feature selection), and population stratification issues (e.g. clustering)..The talk will be self contained, although some introductory material for the biological terminology and the HapMap project can be found at http://www.hapmap.org/whatishapmap.html.