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A Cellular Automata Based DNA Pattern Classifier

Tamal Chakrabarti, Sourav Saha, Devadatta Sinha

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Contemporary researchers of Bio-informatics have witnessed an exponential growth in the amount of biological information over the years. The increasing volume of DNA sequences has of late created interest among many scientists in computational approaches to DNA sequence analysis. A lot of computer analysis of DNA sequences is directed toward meaningful interpretation of biologically significant patterns. Pattern classification forms one of the most important foundations for extraction of knowledge from the enormous DNA sequence databases. This paper reports a cheap and efficient DNA pattern classifier based on the sparse network of Cellular Automata.

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Bio-informatics, Cellular Automata, DNA, Pattern Classification, Sequence Analysis

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