A new algorithm for the characteristic string problem under loose similarity criteria
ISAAC'11 Proceedings of the 22nd international conference on Algorithms and Computation
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The sparse spliced alignment problem consists of finding a chain of zero or more exons from O(n) prescribed candidate exons of a DNA sequence of length O(n) that is most similar to a known related gene sequence of length n. This study improves the running time of the fastest known algorithm for this problem to date, which executes in O(n 2.25) time, or very recently, in O(n 2log 2 n) time, by proposing an O(n 2log n)-time algorithm.