A 3-Approximation Algorithm for the Multiple Spliced Alignment Problem and Its Application to the Gene Prediction Task

  • Mazaro R
  • de Lima L
  • Adi S
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Abstract

The Spliced Alignment Problem is a well-known problem in Bioinformatics with application to the gene prediction task. This prob- lem consists in finding an ordered subset of non-overlapping substrings of a subject sequence g that best fits a target sequence t.Inthiswork we present an approximation algorithm for a variant of the Spliced Align- ment Problem, called Multiple Spliced Alignment Problem,that involves more than one target sequence. Under a metric, this algorithm is proved to be a 3-approximation for the problem and its good practical results compare to those obtained by four heuristics already developed for the Multiple Spliced Alignment Problem. Keywords:

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Mazaro, R. B., de Lima, L. I. S., & Adi, S. S. (2014). A 3-Approximation Algorithm for the Multiple Spliced Alignment Problem and Its Application to the Gene Prediction Task (pp. 129–138). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11918-2_13

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