Neweyes: A System for Comparing Biological Sequences Using the Running Karp-Rabin Greedy String-Tiling Algorithmby: W Michael
(1995)
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AbstractA system for aligning nucleotide or amino acid biosequences is described. The system, called Neweyes, employs a novel string matching algorithm, Running KarpRabin Greedy String Tiling (RKR-GST), which involves tiling one string with matching substrings of a second string. In practice, RKR-GST has a computational complexity that appears close to linear. With RKR-GST, Neweyes is able to detect transposed substrings or substrings of one biosequence that appears rearranged in a second...
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