The phrase "alignment method based" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The algorithm employs an alignment method based on statistical analysis."
Alternatives: "alignment-based method" or "method based on alignment".
This paper presents a novel 3D alignment method based on 2D local feature matching.
The paper proposes an alignment method based on the reflectionless laser measurements.
To solve this problem, a new transfer alignment method based on relative navigation is proposed.
Hence, the proposed range-bin alignment method based on the use of reference profiles is robust against this phenomenon.
In this paper, we propose a subinteger range-bin alignment method based on envelope correlation and reference profiles.
Considering these characteristics, a fast compass alignment method based on iterative calculation is designed for SINS in this paper.
Multiple alignment methods based on probabilistic consistency have demonstrated great promise in the context of amino-acid alignment [75] and aligning collinear genomic regions [33], and in principle, could be extended to genome alignment with rearrangement.
Although both functional and structural constraints are important for distant homolog detection, the dominance of the former over the latter may be more influential for the high specificity of sequence alignment methods based on PSSMs.
In this paper, we propose gradient-guided alignment methods based on two popular subtomogram similarity measures, a real space as well as a Fourier-space constrained score.
We discussed two pairwise alignment methods (based on both sequence and structure as input), which discover sequence structure based motifs whose occurrences may not translate to contiguous subsequences in the input sequences.
The idea is to teach the expert models on one of the sequences and use the knowledge to properly align the second one by measuring the information content and the mutual information content of the sequences.The resulting aligner is shown experimentally to be superior (at least in quality, not in speed) to conventional alignment methods based on character matching.
