Biological sequence analysis

Biological sequence analysis

Probabilistic models of proteins and nucleic acids

by Anders Krogh, Richard M. Durbin, Graeme Mitchison, Sean R. Eddy

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A reference of probabilistic methods of sequence analysis.

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    How does the shift from heuristic sequence alignment to probabilistic modeling—such as Hidden Markov Models—fundamentally change the way we understand biological information and uncertainty?

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    In what ways does the book bridge the gap between abstract probability theory and the messy, physical reality of molecular biology?

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    If you work in STEM or a related field, how has your own approach to problem-solving been influenced by the idea of modeling missing or unobservable data, much like hidden states in a biological sequence?

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