Question: Carrillo - Lipman [ 1 0 points ] We consider the Weighted SP - Edit Distance problem, where we are given se - quences v

Carrillo-Lipman [10 points]
We consider the Weighted SP-Edit Distance problem, where we are given se-
quences v1,dots,vkin* each with length n and a scoring function :({-})
({-})R. The task is to find a multiple alignment A such that SP(A) is min-
imum. We use the Carrillo-Lipman algorithm. Let vi,j denote the prefix vi,1dotsvi,j of
sequence vi of length j. Briefly, D(i1,dots,ik) denotes the minimum cost of aligning the
k prefixes v1,i1,dots,vk,ik. On the other hand, Da,b+(i,j) denotes the minimum cost of
the pairwise alignment of suffixes va,i and vb,j. In Lecture 7, we considered the k=3
case. We learned that given a heuristic solution with cost z, we know that the optimal
alignment does not pass through vertex (i1,i2,i3) if
D(i1,i2,i3)+D1,2+(i1,i2)+D1,3+(i1,i3)+D2,3+(i2,i3)>z
a. Consider the general case with kinN sequences. Let (i1,dots,ik)in[n]k and let
D(i1,dots,ik) be the optimal cost for aligning prefixes v1,i1,dots,vk,ik. Let z be the
cost of an alignment of v1,dots,vk. Under which condition do we know that the
optimal alignment does not pass through vertex (i1,dots,ik)?[5 points]
Hint: Update Equation (1).
Carrillo - Lipman [ 1 0 points ] We consider the

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