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Deterministic polynomial-time algorithms for designing short DNA words
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    Deterministic polynomial-time algorithms for designing short DNA words (English)
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    The paper focuses on deterministic algorithms for designing DNA words, under biologically motivated constraints, in polynomial time. It commences with a comparative study of the effect of constraints on word length and of randomized and deterministic algorithms. This is followed by a detailed description of the constraints and an overview of the approaches for designing words for the basic and the shifting Hamming constraints. Next, a polynomial algorithm based on derandomization techniques is presented in detail. The fourth section introduces deterministic polynomial-time algorithms for subsets of the nine constraints introduced earlier. Throughout the paper, the authors present full proofs of their theorems that support the approaches leading to the proposed polynomial-time algorithms.
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    DNA words
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    Hamming distance
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    biologically motivated constraints
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    basic Hamming constraint
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    shifting Hamming constraint
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    derandomization techniques
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