Fundamental Algorithms in Bioinformatics
by Dan Gusfield
February 1, 2010 7:00 pm
This course covers fundamental algorithms for efficient analysis of biological sequences and for building evolutionary trees. This is an undergraduate course focusing on the ideas and concepts behind the most central algorithms in biological sequence analysis. Dynamic Programming, Alignment, Hidden Markov Models, Statistical Analysis are emphasized.
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Lecture 1: Introduction to bioinformatics and the course
15 years agoLecture 2: Further introduction
15 years agoLecture 3: Defining sequence similarity
15 years agoLecture 4: Extending the model of sequence similarity
15 years agoLecture 5: Computing sequence similarity
15 years agoLecture 6: Computing similarity using an alignment graph
15 years agoLecture 7: From alignment graphs to formal dynamic programming
15 years agoLecture 8: Sequence alignment using dynamic programming — continued
15 years agoLecture 9: Local sequence alignment
15 years agoLecture 10: End-gap-free alignment and whole-genome shotgun sequencing
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