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An effective extension of the applicability of alignment-free biological sequence comparison algorithms with Hadoop

2016

Alignment-free methods are one of the mainstays of biological sequence comparison, i.e., the assessment of how similar two biological sequences are to each other, a fundamental and routine task in computational biology and bioinformatics. They have gained popularity since, even on standard desktop machines, they are faster than methods based on alignments. However, with the advent of Next-Generation Sequencing Technologies, datasets whose size, i.e., number of sequences and their total length, is a challenge to the execution of alignment-free methods on those standard machines are quite common. Here, we propose the first paradigm for the computation of k-mer-based alignment-free methods for…

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FASTA/Q data compressors for MapReduce-Hadoop genomics: space and time savings made easy

2021

Abstract Background Storage of genomic data is a major cost for the Life Sciences, effectively addressed via specialized data compression methods. For the same reasons of abundance in data production, the use of Big Data technologies is seen as the future for genomic data storage and processing, with MapReduce-Hadoop as leaders. Somewhat surprisingly, none of the specialized FASTA/Q compressors is available within Hadoop. Indeed, their deployment there is not exactly immediate. Such a State of the Art is problematic. Results We provide major advances in two different directions. Methodologically, we propose two general methods, with the corresponding software, that make very easy to deploy …

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Mapreduce in computational biology - A synopsis

2017

In the past 20 years, the Life Sciences have witnessed a paradigm shift in the way research is performed. Indeed, the computational part of biological and clinical studies has become central or is becoming so. Correspondingly, the amount of data that one needs to process, compare and analyze, has experienced an exponential growth. As a consequence, High Performance Computing (HPC, for short) is being used intensively, in particular in terms of multi-core architectures. However, recently and thanks to the advances in the processing of other scientific and commercial data, Distributed Computing is also being considered for Bioinformatics applications. In particular, the MapReduce paradigm, to…

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Mapreduce in computational biology via hadoop and spark

2017

Bioinformatics has a long history of software solutions developed on multi-core computing systems for solving computational intensive problems. This option suffer from some issues solvable by shifting to Distributed Systems. In particular, the MapReduce computing paradigm, and its implementations, Hadoop and Spark, is becoming increasingly popular in the Bioinformatics field because it allows for virtual-unlimited horizontal scalability while being easy-to-use. Here we provide a qualitative evaluation of some of the most significant MapReduce bioinformatics applications. We also focus on one of these applications to show the importance of correctly engineering an application to fully exploi…

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Alignment-free Genomic Analysis via a Big Data Spark Platform

2021

Abstract Motivation Alignment-free distance and similarity functions (AF functions, for short) are a well-established alternative to pairwise and multiple sequence alignments for many genomic, metagenomic and epigenomic tasks. Due to data-intensive applications, the computation of AF functions is a Big Data problem, with the recent literature indicating that the development of fast and scalable algorithms computing AF functions is a high-priority task. Somewhat surprisingly, despite the increasing popularity of Big Data technologies in computational biology, the development of a Big Data platform for those tasks has not been pursued, possibly due to its complexity. Results We fill this impo…

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Alignment-Free Sequence Comparison over Hadoop for Computational Biology

2015

Sequence comparison i.e., The assessment of how similar two biological sequences are to each other, is a fundamental and routine task in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics. Classically, alignment methods are the de facto standard for such an assessment. In fact, considerable research efforts for the development of efficient algorithms, both on classic and parallel architectures, has been carried out in the past 50 years. Due to the growing amount of sequence data being produced, a new class of methods has emerged: Alignment-free methods. Research in this ares has become very intense in the past few years, stimulated by the advent of Next Generation Sequencing technologies, since those…

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Datu noliktavas realizācijas un integrācijas ar MapReduce iespēju izpēte

2016

Darba tēma – Datu noliktavas realizācijas un integrācijas ar MapReduce iespēju izpēte. Darbu veido 102 lappuses. Izmantotās literatūras sarakstu veido 50 avoti. Pētījuma jautājumi: ● Datu noliktavas realizāciju arhitektūras un tehnoloģijas, iespējamas problēmsituācijas ● Datu noliktavas integrācijas ar MapReduce iespējas, tehnoloģijas, iespējamas problēmas īstenojumā Pētījuma mērķis – Izpētīt klasiskas datu noliktavas arhitektūras un tehnoloģijas un noskaidrot, vai tās iespējams integrēt ar MapReduce ietvara tehnoloģijām, kuras ir orientētas uz lielāku datu apstrādi un analīzi, papildus apskatot ar integrāciju saistītas problēmas un tās iespējamus risinājumus. Šī mērķa sasniegšanai ir nepie…

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