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Title: The c-fragment longest arc-preserving common subsequence problem
Authors: Gorbenko, A.
Popov, V.
Issue Date: 2012
Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Citation: Gorbenko A. The c-fragment longest arc-preserving common subsequence problem / Anna Gorbenko, Vladimir Popov // IAENG International Journal of Computer Science. — 2012. — Vol. 39. — № 3. — P. 231-238.
Abstract: Arc-annotated sequences are useful in representing the structural information of RNA and protein sequences. In particular, arc-annotated sequences are useful in describing the secondary and tertiary structures of RNA and protein sequences. Structure comparison for RNA and for protein sequences has become a central computational problem bearing many challenging computer science questions. The longest arc-preserving common subsequence problem has been introduced as a framework for studying the similarity of arc-annotated sequences. It is a sound and meaningful mathematical formalization of comparing the secondary structures of molecular sequences. In this paper, we consider two special cases of the longest arc-preserving common subsequence problem, efragment LAPCS (unlimited, plain), c-fragment LAPCS (unlimited, unlimited). In particular, we consider a parameterized version of the 1-fragment LAPCS (unlimited, plain) problem, parameterized by the length l of the desired subsequence. We show W[1]-completeness of the problem. Also, we describe an approach to solve c-fragment LAPCS (unlimited, unlimited). This approach is based on constructing logical models for the problem.
Keywords: ARC-ANNOTATION
LOGICAL MODELS
LONGEST COMMON SUBSEQUENCE
PARAMETERIZED COMPLEXITY
W[1]-COMPLETE
ARC-ANNOTATION
COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEM
LOGICAL MODELS
LONGEST ARC-PRESERVING COMMON SUBSEQUENCES
LONGEST COMMON SUBSEQUENCES
PARAMETERIZED
PARAMETERIZED COMPLEXITY
PROTEIN SEQUENCES
SECONDARY AND TERTIARY STRUCTURES
SECONDARY STRUCTURES
STRUCTURAL INFORMATION
RNA
URI: http://elar.urfu.ru/handle/10995/51252
SCOPUS ID: 84868704018
PURE ID: 1075841
ISSN: 1819-656X
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