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Using Interval Graphs for Solving Map Assembly Problems (1997)  (Make Corrections)  
James R. Randall



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Abstract: This thesis is concerned with graph theory-based algorithms to handle the genetic map assembly problem. These algorithms are designed to build the genetic maps using only graph theoretical properties so as to better understand how much information can be obtained from the graph structure. In particular, several algorithms are developed using ideas from interval graphs and the asteroidal triple-free graphs. The core of the problem is dealing with the noise present in the data. This noise can be... (Update)

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@misc{ randall-using,
  author = "James R. Randall",
  title = "Using Interval Graphs for Solving Map Assembly Problems",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/randall97using.html" }
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