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Other Gap Penalty Models
Convex Gap Penalty Model
- Each additional space in a gap contributes less to the gap weight.
- The motivation of its usage is biological behaviour.
- Example: Wg 78#78,
where q is the length of the gap.
- The problem is solvable in
79#79
time
Arbitrary Gap Penalty Model
- The gap weight function can be anything (this is the most general case).
- Weight of a gap is an arbitrary function of its length w(q).
- The problem is solvable in
O(nm(m+n)) time.
Peer Itsik
2000-11-20