DNA compression challenge has become a major task for many researchers as a result of exponential increase of produced DNA sequences in gene databases; in this research we attempt to solve the DNA compression challenge by developing a lossless compression algorithm. The proposed algorithm works in horizontal mode using a substitutional-statistical technique which is based on Auto Regression modeling (AR), the model parameters are determined using Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). This algorithm is called Swarm Auto-Regression DNA Compression (SARDNAComp). SARDNAComp aims to reach higher compression ratio which make its application beneficial for both practical and functional aspects due to reduction of storage, retrieval, transmission costs and inferring structure and function of sequences from compression, SARDNAComp is tested on eleven benchmark DNA sequences and compared to current algorithms of DNA compression, the results showed that (SARDNAComp) outperform these algorithms.
Machine vision studies opens a great opportunity for different domains as manufacturing, agriculture, aquaculture, medical research, also research studies and applications for better understanding of processes and operations. As scientists' efforts had been directed towards deep understanding of the particular material systems or particular classes of types of specific fruits, or diagnosis of patients through medical images classification and analysis, also real time detection and inspection of malfunction piece, or process, as various domains witnessed advancement through using machine vision techniques and methods.
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