brasero: a resource for benchmarking rna secondary structure comparison algorithms

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Abstract
The pairwise comparison of RNA secondary structures is a fundamental problem, with direct application in mining databases for annotating putative noncoding RNA candidates in newly sequenced genomes. An increasing number of software tools are available for comparing RNA secondary structures, based on different models (such as ordered trees or forests, arc annotated sequences, and multilevel trees) and computational principles (edit distance, alignment). We describe here the website BRASERO that offers tools for evaluating such software tools on real and synthetic datasets.
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Authors ;Julien Allali;Cédric Saule;Cédric Chauve;Yves d’Aubenton-Carafa;Alain Denise;Christine Drevet;Pascal Ferraro;Daniel Gautheret;Claire Herrbach;Fabrice Leclerc;Antoine de Monte;Aida Ouangraoua;Marie-France Sagot;Michel Termier;Claude Thermes;Hélène Touzet
Journal journal of hepatocellular carcinoma
Year 2012
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10.1155/2012/893048
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