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most citedAlignment-free Genomic Analysis via a Big Data Spark Platform

12 citations · 27 across the 15 of their papers we have counts for

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16 papers

cs.DS2022

Pareto Optimal Compression of Genomic Dictionaries, with or without Random Access in Main Memory

Raffaele Giancarlo, Gennaro Grimaudo

Motivation: A Genomic Dictionary, i.e., the set of the k-mers appearing in a genome, is a fundamental source of genomic information: its collection is the first step in strategic c…

cs.LG2022★ 1 cited

A Critical Analysis of Classifier Selection in Learned Bloom Filters

Dario Malchiodi, Davide Raimondi, Giacomo Fumagalli +2

Learned Bloom Filters, i.e., models induced from data via machine learning techniques and solving the approximate set membership problem, have recently been introduced with the aim…

cs.DS2022

A New Class of String Transformations for Compressed Text Indexing

Raffaele Giancarlo, Giovanni Manzini, Antonio Restivo +2

Introduced about thirty years ago in the field of Data Compression, the Burrows-Wheeler Transform (BWT) is a string transformation that, besides being a booster of the performance…

cs.DS2022★ 10 cited

Standard Vs Uniform Binary Search and Their Variants in Learned Static Indexing: The Case of the Searching on Sorted Data Benchmarking Software Platform

Domenico Amato, Giosuè Lo Bosco, Raffaele Giancarlo

Learned Indexes are a novel approach to search in a sorted table. A model is used to predict an interval in which to search into and a Binary Search routine is used to finalize the…

cs.LG2021

On the Choice of General Purpose Classifiers in Learned Bloom Filters: An Initial Analysis Within Basic Filters

Giacomo Fumagalli, Davide Raimondi, Raffaele Giancarlo +2

Bloom Filters are a fundamental and pervasive data structure. Within the growing area of Learned Data Structures, several Learned versions of Bloom Filters have been considered, yi…

cs.DS2021

Burrows Wheeler Transform on a Large Scale: Algorithms Implemented in Apache Spark

Ylenia Galluzzo, Raffaele Giancarlo, Mario Randazzo +1

With the rapid growth of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies, large amounts of "omics" data are daily collected and need to be processed. Indexing and compressing large s…