Biological Data Mining by Jake Y. Chen, Stefano Lonardi

By Jake Y. Chen, Stefano Lonardi
Like a data-guzzling faster engine, complex facts mining has been powering post-genome organic experiences for 2 many years. Reflecting this progress, organic facts Mining provides entire information mining ideas, theories, and purposes in present organic and clinical examine. each one bankruptcy is written via a individual staff of interdisciplinary facts mining researchers who conceal state of the art organic topics.
The first element of the publication discusses demanding situations and possibilities in reading and mining organic sequences and buildings to achieve perception into molecular services. the second one part addresses rising computational demanding situations in studying high-throughput Omics information. The ebook then describes the relationships among info mining and comparable parts of computing, together with wisdom illustration, details retrieval, and knowledge integration for established and unstructured organic information. The final half explores rising information mining possibilities for biomedical applications.
This quantity examines the strategies, difficulties, development, and tendencies in constructing and utilizing new information mining recommendations to the swiftly becoming box of genome biology. through learning the recommendations and case stories provided, readers will achieve major perception and enhance sensible ideas for comparable organic facts mining initiatives sooner or later.
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The task is to align the SSEs of the two structures by finding the longest sequence of well matched pairs. A solution to the alignment problem is obtained by the dynamic programming technique. The scoring function used in the algorithm compares pairs of segments from each of the two proteins; the algorithm maximizes a score that represents the degree of similarity between these segments. , for all pairs in A, if (pi , qj ) and (ph , qk ) are two aligned pairs of A and i < h, then it must also be j < k.
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1 The dilemma of protein folding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Protein classification and the discovery of hidden rules . . . . 2 The Use of Geometric Invariants and Hashing for a Simplified Representation of Secondary Structure Elements (SSEs) . . . . . . 1 Simplified representations of three-dimensional (3D) structures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Segment approximation of secondary structure element (SSE) . . .