The ever increasing growth of the production of high-throughput sequencing data poses a
serious challenge to the storage, processing and transmission of these data. As frequently …

Research in the genomic sciences is confronted with the volume of sequencing and
resequencing data increasing at a higher pace than that of data storage and communication …

Background The increasing production of genomic data has led to an intensified need for
models that can cope efficiently with the lossless compression of DNA sequences. Important …

The development of efficient DNA data compression tools is fundamental for reducing the
storage, given the increasing availability of DNA sequences. The importance is also …

Species evolution is indirectly registered in their genomic structure. The emergence and
advances in sequencing technology provided a way to access genome information, namely …

INTRODUCTION: Genetic data plays a key role in the healthcare area in specific, but they
are typically very large in size. Many research shows that absence of DNA information at the …

Referential compression is one of the fundamental operations for storing and analyzing DNA
data. The models that incorporate relative compression, a special case of referential …

The sequencing of ancient DNA samples provides a novel way to find, characterize, and
distinguish exogenous genomes of endogenous targets. After sequencing, computational …

Genome data are becoming increasingly important for modern medicine. As the rate of
increase in DNA sequencing outstrips the rate of increase in disk storage capacity, the …

Motivation Large-scale genomic projects grapple with the complex challenge of reducing
medium-and long-term storage space and its associated energy consumption, monetary …