14 research outputs found

    Runtime comparisons on different filesystems.

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    <p>Runtime comparisons of fetchGWI when the index file is stored either on a filesystem on local disks, or on a SFS cluster filesystem. Each point is computed from the average of three runs with different input data, except the last run done on the whole dataset. Only perfect matches were sought.</p

    Runtime comparisons on the human genome.

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    <p>Runtime comparisons between fetchGWI using plain and compressed index files, tagger, and megablast. Each point is computed from the average of three runs on the human genome with different input data, except the last run done on the whole dataset. Only perfect matches are sought, except for the 2 experiments explicitly noted were 2 mismatches were allowed.</p

    Word duplication in several genomes.

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    <p>Analysis of the percentage of unique sequence tags in several genomes as a function of tag length.</p

    Runtime comparisons on combined index files.

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    <p>Runtime comparisons of fetchGWI when using either multiple index files, or a single, combined, index file. Each point is computed from the average of three runs on the human and mouse genomes with different input data, except the last run done on the whole dataset Only perfect matches were sought.</p

    Runtime comparisons on multiple genomes.

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    <p>Runtime comparisons between fetchGWI (using a compressed index file) and megablast. Each point is computed from the average of three runs on the combined genome of 9 species (human, mouse, honey bee, cattle, dog, drosophila, zebrafish, chimp, and rat) with different input data, except the last run done on the whole dataset. Only perfect matches were sought.</p
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