Figure 5
From: YOC, A new strategy for pairwise alignment of collinear genomes
Comparative time and memory performances on Dataset 3, with respect to increasing divergence levels. Compared to MUMmer (NUCmer), MAUVE and ProgressiveMAUVE, on Dataset 3, YOC presents higher running times but lower memory needs (except for one case), regardless of the divergence level (computed with MUMi distance measure). Indeed the divergence level does not seem to affect the computational measures of any of the four tools.