Titlebook: Comparative Gene Finding; Models, Algorithms a Marina Axelson-Fisk Book 2015Latest edition Springer-Verlag London 2015 Algorithms.Bioinform

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97406-9s represent various features of a gene, such as exons, introns, and splice site models. Each submodel scores the probability, or likelihood, that each given sequence region constitutes the corresponding gene feature, and then these scores are passed on up?to the main algorithm. The main algorithm in

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Signal Processing and Systems Theoryed into two parts. In the first part, we describe the basic concepts of pairwise alignments, including substitution schemes and gap models, and move on to the application of dynamic programming to global and local alignments. We finish off by giving an overview of heuristic database searches and the

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G?sta H. Granlund,Hans Knutsson of advantages over its single species predecessors, including higher prediction accuracy, and the ability to annotate more varying gene features that previously have eluded computational approaches. In Chap.?. we described some of the most common algorithms used as main algorithms in single species

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-72500-0 finder particularly adapted to eukaryotes, and works by simultaneously aligning and annotating two homologous sequences. The basic framework of SLAM is a generalized pair hidden Markov model, which is a seamless merging of pair hidden Markov models typically used for pairwise alignments, and genera

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Multimedia Systems and Applicationslenges, not the least within the bioinformatics field. The opportunities include the possibility to sequence and analyze a wide variety of organisms, spanning distant parts of the tree of life. The challenges include dealing with the shorter sequence lengths, the reduced data quality, and training a

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