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Fig. 2

From: An OpenMP-based tool for finding longest common subsequence in bioinformatics

Fig. 2

Performance evaluation using both simulated and real data. a Execution times for different implementations with varying sequence lengths for the simulated dataset. b Execution times for different implementations with different real DNA sequences. Here “SP” stands for sequence pairs from Table 1. The primary (left side) y-axis (execution times in seconds) describes the timing of sequence pairs SP 1 to SP 8 for virus, the secondary (right side) y-axis (execution times in hours) describes the timings of SP 9 and SP 10 for Eukaryotes. Points marked by cross signs denote that those experiments took more than 7 days to complete. c Execution times for different lengths of sequence strings from sequential implementation of the two versions of the row-wise independent algorithm

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