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Figure 4

From: Efficient representation of uncertainty in multiple sequence alignments using directed acyclic graphs

Figure 4

Predecessor and successor functions, and equivalence classes of columns. The predecessor and successor functions (f P and f S respectively) map from columns (edges) to nodes (circles) in the dynamic programming matrix. All columns mapping to a particular node under f P share the same set of possible predecessor columns, and are grouped together in an equivalence class, denoted by E P (shown in red). An analogous definition holds for E S (blue).

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