DOE OSTI · 1038880
SWAMP+: multiple subsequence alignment using associative massive parallelism
Abstract
A new parallel algorithm SWAMP+ incorporates the Smith-Waterman sequence alignment on an associative parallel model known as ASC. It is a highly sensitive parallel approach that expands traditional pairwise sequence alignment. This is the first parallel algorithm to provide multiple non-overlapping, non-intersecting subsequence alignments with the accuracy of Smith-Waterman. The efficient algorithm provides multiple alignments similar to BLAST while creating a better workflow for the end users. The parallel portions of the code run in O(m+n) time using m processors. When m = n, the algorithmic analysis becomes O(n) with a coefficient of two, yielding a linear speedup. Implementation of the algorithm on the SIMD ClearSpeed CSX620 confirms this theoretical linear speedup with real timings.
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Steinfadt, Shannon Irene, Baker, Johnnie W. 2010-10-18. SWAMP+: multiple subsequence alignment using associative massive parallelism. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1038880
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