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2014
AUTHORSZhi-Zhong Chen , Bin Ma , Lusheng Wang
ABSTRACTGiven a set S = {s1, s2, …, sn} of strings of equal length L and an integer d, the closest string problem (CSP) requires the computation of a string s of length L such that d(s, si) ≤ d for each si ∈ S, where d(s, si) is the Hamming distance between s and si. The problem is NP-hard and has been extensively studied in the context of approximation algorithms and parameterized algorithms. Parameterized algorithms provide the most practical solutions to its real-life applications in bioinformatics. In this paper we develop the first randomized parameterized algorithms for CSP. Not only are the randomized algorithms much simpler than their deterministic counterparts, their expected-time complexities are also significantly better than the previously best known (deterministic) algorithms. More... »
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Combinatorial Pattern Matching
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