2009 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
A Survey of Text Processing Tools for the Automatic Analysis of Molecular Sequences
Authors : Andrzej Polański, Rafał Pokrzywa, Marek Kimmel
Published in: Aspects of Natural Language Processing
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Automatic analysis of molecular sequences is an interdisciplinary field of science, with many analogies to the methodologies of analyses and understanding of natural languages. In both these fields the object of the study has a complex, hierarchical character, which results from natural evolution. In this paper we have presented a survey of textual processing algorithms in the aspect of their applications to molecular sequences. We have shown methods for solving problems for exact and approximate searches of patterns in texts: aligning and block aligning of molecular sequences and analyzing molecular sequences by using indexed structures and transformations. We have covered some recent developments in these fields and we have provided some examples of inferring biological knowledge by using text processing algorithms for molecular sequences.