Speeding Hirschberg Algorithm for Sequence Alignment
David Llorens, Juan Miguel Vilar

TL;DR
This paper improves the Hirschberg algorithm for sequence alignment by significantly reducing its time overhead, making it more efficient while maintaining linear space complexity.
Contribution
It introduces a novel technique that minimizes the temporal cost of the Hirschberg algorithm, enhancing its practicality for sequence alignment tasks.
Findings
Reduced the time overhead of the Hirschberg algorithm to negligible levels
Maintained linear space complexity in sequence alignment
Enhanced efficiency of sequence alignment algorithms
Abstract
The use of Hirschberg algorithm reduces the spatial cost of recovering the Longest Common Subsequence to linear space. The same technique can be applied to similar problems like Sequence Alignment. However, the price to pay is a duplication of temporal cost. We present here a technique to reduce this time overhead to a negligible amount.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgorithms and Data Compression · Neural Networks and Applications · Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization
