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终结器:用于$k$-mer集的可变长度有限频率最小化器

Jarno N Alanko, Elena Biagi, Simon J Puglisi

    IEEE transactions on computational biology and bioinformatics
    |August 14, 2025
    PubMed
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    我们引入了频率有限的最小化器 (终极化器),以改善基因组学中的k-mer索引. 最终调节器可以动态调整m-mer长度以限制频率,确保更快的查询时间和比传统的最小化方案更好的回忆.

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