Siegmund and Yakir (2000) have given an approximate p-value when two independent, identically distributed sequences from a nite alphabet are optimally aligned based on a scoring system that rewards similarities according to a general scoring matrix and penalizes gaps (insertions and deletions). The approximation involves an innite sequence of difcult-to-compute parameters. In this paper, it is shown by numerical studies that these reduce to essentially two numerically distinct parameters, which can be computed as one-dimensional numerical integrals. For an arbitrary scoring matrix and afne gap penalty, this modied approximation is easily evaluated. Comparison with published numerical results show that it is reasonably accurate. Key words: l...
High-accuracy alignment of sequences with disease information contributes to disease treatment and p...
We study the problem of similarity detection by sequence alignment with gaps, using a recently estab...
Consider finite sequences X[1,n] = X1,...,Xn and Y[1,n] = Y1,...,Yn of length n, consisting of i.i.d...
Assume that two sequences from a finite alphabet are optimally aligned according to a scoring system...
International audienceWe propose a new method to approximate the signi cativity of gapped local sequ...
A simple general approximation for the distribution of gapped local alignment scores is presented, s...
A simple general approximation for the distribution of gapped local alignment scores is presented, s...
MOTIVATION: Sequence alignments obtained using affine gap penalties are not always biologically corr...
We consider local alignments without gaps of two independent Markov chains from a finite alphabet, a...
The statistical properties of local alignment algorithms with gaps are analyzed theoretically for uu...
We consider local alignments without gaps of two independent Markov chains from a finite alphabet, a...
Abstract. A “semi-probabilistic ” alignment algorithm which combines ideas from Smith-Waterman and p...
A heuristic approximation to the score distribution of gapped alignments in the logarithmic domain i...
A heuristic approximation to the score distribution of gapped alignments in the logarithmic domain i...
Recall from previous lecture we can find the alignment between two DNA sequences by either performin...
High-accuracy alignment of sequences with disease information contributes to disease treatment and p...
We study the problem of similarity detection by sequence alignment with gaps, using a recently estab...
Consider finite sequences X[1,n] = X1,...,Xn and Y[1,n] = Y1,...,Yn of length n, consisting of i.i.d...
Assume that two sequences from a finite alphabet are optimally aligned according to a scoring system...
International audienceWe propose a new method to approximate the signi cativity of gapped local sequ...
A simple general approximation for the distribution of gapped local alignment scores is presented, s...
A simple general approximation for the distribution of gapped local alignment scores is presented, s...
MOTIVATION: Sequence alignments obtained using affine gap penalties are not always biologically corr...
We consider local alignments without gaps of two independent Markov chains from a finite alphabet, a...
The statistical properties of local alignment algorithms with gaps are analyzed theoretically for uu...
We consider local alignments without gaps of two independent Markov chains from a finite alphabet, a...
Abstract. A “semi-probabilistic ” alignment algorithm which combines ideas from Smith-Waterman and p...
A heuristic approximation to the score distribution of gapped alignments in the logarithmic domain i...
A heuristic approximation to the score distribution of gapped alignments in the logarithmic domain i...
Recall from previous lecture we can find the alignment between two DNA sequences by either performin...
High-accuracy alignment of sequences with disease information contributes to disease treatment and p...
We study the problem of similarity detection by sequence alignment with gaps, using a recently estab...
Consider finite sequences X[1,n] = X1,...,Xn and Y[1,n] = Y1,...,Yn of length n, consisting of i.i.d...