Volume 2 Issue 7- July 2012
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1. | DNA Sequence Alignment based on Bioinformatics Shivani Sharma, Amardeep singh Abstract
DNA Sequence alignmentis the most fundamental and essential task of computational biology and forms the base for other tasks of bioinformatics. The two basic alignment algorithms i.e. Smith Waterman for local alignment and Needleman Wunsch for global alignment have been used in this paper. The algorithms have been developed and simulated using MATLAB for genome analysis and sequence alignment. The local and global alignment has been presented and the results are shown in the form of Dot plots and local and global scores for the sequences. |
1305-1309 Full Text PDF |
2. | From Permutations to Iterative Permutations Hoang Chi Thanh , Nguyen Thi Thuy Loan, Nguyen Duy Ham Abstract
In this paper we construct a new efficient simple algorithm to generate all permutations of a finite set. And then we extend the algorithm for generating all iterative permutations of a multi-set. Applying the parallelizing method based on output decomposition we parallelize this algorithm. Further, we use the parallel algorithm to solve an optimal problem of task arrangement. |
1310-1315 Full Text PDF |
3. | Modelling and Performance Evaluation of Router
Transparent Web cache Mode Emad Hassan Al-Hemiary Abstract
Abstract— This paper models and evaluates the performance of
router transparent web cache mode in local area networks. A
nearby transparent Web cache server intercepts client’s
requests; forwarded by a layer 3 router or a layer 4 switch, and
looks for a copy in its local cache store; if the object requested
exits in its local cache, then a cache hit results and the object is
forwarded to the router immediately which in turns delivers it to
the client. Otherwise, the Web cache establishes a one-time TCP
connection with the origin HTTP server and downloads that
object. The analytical modelling is carried out using state
transition diagrams and open queuing network modelling where
the average response time is evaluated for different parameters
like probability of cache hit, client HTTP requests (arrival) rate
and external arrivals at the origin HTTP server. We also include
the delay effects of transmission media between the local network
and the Internet where the origin servers reside. Results obtained
validate the model and show the significance of deploying Web
cache server in a network. |
1316-1320 Ful Text PDF |
4. | Advanced Symmetric key Cryptography using extended MSA method: BLZ symmetric key algorithm Abhilash G, Sudhakar KN, Dr. JItendranath Mungara Abstract
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1321-1326 Full Text PDF |
5. | An Efficient Algorithm for Frequent Pattern
Mining using Web Analysis Approach Monika Verma, Shikha Pandey Abstract
In this paper a complete structure with new modified algorithm for mining and finding web usage patterns from a Web Application is presented. The Web Application can be a real Web site that has all the challenging aspects of real-life Web usage mining, including evolving user profiles and external data describing ontology of the Web content. A name is given to each phase used in this framework i.e. Data Collection & Preprocessing, Pattern Discovery and Pattern Analysis. Our research work is started by invoking pages of our application over Internet, user may navigate from that to his/her intended destination. In this we recognize and analyze different patterns (page sequence) invoked in intra page navigation by different users then we will count the frequency of a particular pattern by the means of number of hits. In Pattern Analysis we have developed a modified algorithm for mining frequent pattern that consume less time and memory usage as compare to traditional frequent pattern mining algorithm. Keywords- Web usage pattern, Web Application, Data Collection & Preprocessing, Pattern Discovery, Pattern Analysis, Frequent pattern mining. |
1327-1332 Full Text PDF |
6. | Comparison on Different Load Balancing Algorithms of Peer to Peer Networks
K.N.Sirisha , S.Bhagya Rekha Abstract
Load balancing is the process of improving the performance of a peer to peer networks through a redistribution of load among the processors. In this paper we present the performance analysis of various load balancing algorithms based on different parameters, considering two typical load balancing approaches static and dynamic. The analysis indicates that static and dynamic both types of algorithm can have advancements as well as weaknesses over each other. Deciding type of algorithm to be implemented will be based on type of parallel applications to solve. The main purpose of this paper is to help in design of new algorithms in future by studying the behavior of various existing algorithms. Keywords- Peer to Peer networks, Load Balancing Algorithms. Distributed systems |
1333-1337 Full Text PDF |
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