Sequence comparison is one of the foundations in bioinformatics, which can be used to study evolutionary relations among the sequences. In this study, a 2D spectrum-like graphical representation of protein sequences is presented based on the hydrophobicity scale of amino acids. The frequencies of amplitudes of 4-subsequences are adopted to characterize a spectrum-like graph, and a 17D vector is used as the descriptor of protein sequence. The χ2 value of compatibility test is performed. New similarity analysis approach is illustrated on the all protein sequences, which are encoded by the mitochondrion genome of 20 different species. Finally, comparison with the ClustalW method shows the utility of our method.
Object Recognition System of Sonar Image plays an important role in the field of underwater defense According to pattern recognition theory, principle processes of a typical object recognition system is introduced . To achieve robust performance, image de-noising, sharpening, binary transformation, edge detection and other image processing techniques are discussed . The paper presents a novel object recognition system using multiple invariant moments as the main feature of the object, and the detected feature is trained by BP neural network so that the classification error can be minizied. Finally, we implemented the proposed approach by visual air plane recognition, the experimental results demonstrates the robustness and efficiency of the presented approach.
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