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Fuzzy set intersection based paired-end short-read alignment
William J. Bolosky, Arun Karthi SubramaniyaniD, Matei ZahariaiD, Ravi PandyaiD, Taylor SittleriD, David A. PattersoniD
Abstract
Much genomic data comes in the form of paired-end reads: two reads that represent genetic material with a small gap between. We present a new algorithm for aligning both reads in a pair simultaneously by fuzzily intersecting the sets of candidate alignment locations for each read. This algorithm is often much faster and produces alignments that result in variant calls having roughly the same concordance as the best competing aligners.
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