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1Albanova University Center, KTH - Royal Institute of Biotechnology, SE-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden.
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BP-Species Identification (BPSI2.0) is a computer program that performs species identification by training a Back-Propagation Neural Network. A short DNA barcoding segment is used as input for training a three-layer BP network. The trained network can assign an unknown query sequence to a known species in the user's database, and provide the corresponding subvector value of the output vector as a relative probability value.
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