2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10732-007-9014-6
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Sequencing by hybridization: an enhanced crossover operator for a hybrid genetic algorithm

Abstract: This paper presents a genetic algorithm for an important computational biology problem. The problem appears in the computational part of a new proposal for DNA sequencing denominated sequencing by hybridization. The general usage of this method for real sequencing purposes depends mainly on the development of good algorithmic procedures for solving its computational phase. The proposed genetic algorithm is a modified version of a previously proposed hybrid genetic algorithm for the same problem. It is compared… Show more

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“…In second, third and fourth column correspond to the input and output spectrum of size 50, 70 and 90 individuals (the four nucleotide bases) respectively. Using the results of the computational experiments, the proposed method has been compared with the three other approaches: a tabu-search method described by J. Blazewicz et al [1], a hybrid genetic algorithm described by J. Blazewicz et al [7] and Sequencing by hybridization: an enhanced crossover operator for a hybrid genetic algorithm described by Carlos A. Brizuela et al [9]. Here we denote tabu and scatter search as TSS, sequencing by hybridization as SBH, and hybrid genetic algorithm as HGA.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In second, third and fourth column correspond to the input and output spectrum of size 50, 70 and 90 individuals (the four nucleotide bases) respectively. Using the results of the computational experiments, the proposed method has been compared with the three other approaches: a tabu-search method described by J. Blazewicz et al [1], a hybrid genetic algorithm described by J. Blazewicz et al [7] and Sequencing by hybridization: an enhanced crossover operator for a hybrid genetic algorithm described by Carlos A. Brizuela et al [9]. Here we denote tabu and scatter search as TSS, sequencing by hybridization as SBH, and hybrid genetic algorithm as HGA.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…System performs the crossover operation of chromosomes as described by Carlos A. Brizuela et al [9] must choose a pair of chromosomes from a population by the selection operation. After a pair of chromosomes has been chosen by the selection operation, the system randomly generates a value between zero and one and compares it with a predefined crossover rate [0, 1] determined by the user.…”
Section: Crossover Operationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The realization of NBAGA. Powell algorithm,as an operator,which is parallel with selection, crossover and variation, and embeds Powell algorithm into modified real-coded genetic algorithms [8]. And for every individual, it goes on Powell direction to accelerate the local search with a probability p powell .…”
Section: Components and Implementation Of Nbagamentioning
confidence: 99%