Sequence comparison significance and Poisson approximation
From MaRDI portal
Cited in
(18)- On tests of independence based on minimum \(\varphi \)-divergence estimator with constraints: An application to modeling DNA
- Estimating the Gumbel scale parameter for local alignment of random sequences by importance sampling with stopping times
- The spectral envelope and its applications.
- Large deviations for global maxima of independent superadditive processes with negative drift and an application to optimal sequence alignments
- Approximate p-values for local sequence alignments.
- A Poisson model for gapped local alignments
- New non-uniform bounds on Poisson approximation for dependent Bernoulli trials
- Standard deviation of the longest common subsequence
- On suboptimal LCS-alignments for independent Bernoulli sequences with asymmetric distributions
- Approximating dependent rare events
- Optimal alignments of longest common subsequences and their path properties
- Longest increasing subsequences: from patience sorting to the Baik-Deift-Johansson theorem
- The rate of the convergence of the mean score in random sequence comparison
- Path reversal, islands, and the gapped alignment of random sequences
- Large deviations-based upper bounds on the expected relative length of longest common subsequences
- An Improvement of Poisson Approximation for Sums of Dependent Bernoulli Random Variables
- A phase transition for the minimum free energy of secondary structures of a random RNA
- Matching probability between two aligned Markov dependent nucleic acid sequences while allowing d mutations. In honour of Joseph Glaz for his distinguished career and profound contributions to the field of applied probability and statistics
This page was built for publication: Sequence comparison significance and Poisson approximation
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q1596086)
