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SIGMA: a Set-cover-based Inexact Graph Matching Algorithm

by: Misael Mongiovi, Raffaele Di Natale, Rosalba Giugno, Alfredo Pulvirenti, Alfredo Ferro, Roded Sharan
Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Vol. 8, No. 2. (2010), pp. 199-218  Key: citeulike:10772996

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Network querying is a growing domain with vast applications ranging from screening compounds against a database of known molecules to matching sub-networks across species. Graph indexing is a powerful method for searching a large database of graphs. Most graph indexing methods to date tackle the exact matching (isomorphism) problem, limiting their applicability to specific instances in which such matches exist. Here we provide a novel graph indexing method to cope with the more general, inexact matching problem. Our method, SIGMA, builds on approximating a variant of the set-cover problem that concerns overlapping multi-sets. We extensively test our method and compare it to a baseline method and to the state-of-the-art Grafil. We show that SIGMA outperforms both, providing higher pruning power in all the tested scenarios.


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