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Predicting Local Inversions Using Rectangle Clustering and Representative Rectangle Prediction
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DOI：10.1109/TNB.2019.2915060.png)
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As a specific type of structural variation, inversions are enjoying particular traction as a result of their established role in evolution. Using third-generation sequencing technology to predict inversions is growing in interest, but many such methods focus on improving sensitivity, giving rise to either too many false positives or very long running times. In this paper, we propose a new framework for inversion detection based on a combination of two novel theoretical models: rectangle clustering and representative rectangle prediction. This combination can automatically filter out false positive inversion predictions while retaining correct ones, leading to a method that has both high sensitivity and high positive prediction values (PPV). Further, this new framework can run very fast on available data. Our software can be freely obtained at https://github.com/UTbioinf/RigInv.
Keywords:
Structural variations
inversions
rectangle clustering
representative rectangle prediction
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