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cswHMM: a novel context switching hidden Markov model for biological sequence analysis
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| Original title: | cswHMM: a novel context switching hidden Markov model for biological sequence analysis |
| Authors: | Vojtěch Bystrý, Matej Lexa |
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| Citation: | BYSTRÝ, Vojtěch and Matej LEXA. cswHMM: a novel context
switching hidden Markov model for biological sequence analysis
(cswHMM: a novel context switching hidden Markov model for
biological sequence analysis). In Jan Schier, Carlos Correia,
Ana Fred and Hugo Gamboa. Proceedings of the International
Conference on Bioinformatics Models, Methods and Algorithms.
Neuveden: SciTePress, 2012. p. 208 -213, 6 pp. ISBN
978 -989 -8425 -90 -4. doi:10.5220/0003780902080213.Export BibTeX |
| Original language: | English |
| Field: | Informatics |
| WWW: | http://www.scitepress.org/DigitalLibrary/Link.aspx?paper=79973a8a -3ae3 -40b8 -adc8 -625c0b5645a5 |
| Type: | Article in Proceedings |
| Keywords: | bioinformatics; data -mining; hidden Markov models |
In this work we created a sequence model that goes beyond simple linear patterns to model a specific type of higher-order relationship possible in biological sequences. Particularly, we seek models that can account for partially overlaid and interleaved patterns in biological sequences. Our proposed context-switching model (cswHMM) is designed as a variable-order hidden Markov model (HMM) with a specific structure that allows switching control between two or more sub-models.Tests of this approach suggest that a combination of HMMs for protein sequence analysis, such as pattern mining based HMMs or profile HMMs, with the context-switching approach can improve the descriptive ability and performance of the models.
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