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Pierre Nicodème



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Abstract: We present in this article a fast approximate method for computing the statistics of number of non self-overlapping matches of motifs in a random text in the non-uniform Bernoulli model. This method is well suited for protein motifs where the probability of self-overlap of motifs is small. For 96% of the Prosite motifs, the expectations of occurrences of the motifs in a 7 million amino-acids random database are computed by the approximate method with less than 1% error when compared with... (Update)

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Pierre Nicodeme. Fast approximate motif statistics. Journal of Computational Biology, 8(3):235-248, 2001. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/nicod01fast.html   More

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