Only those contigs formed by five or more ESTs were considered in this analysis to mitigate the limitations of alignment depth in SNP detection, thus resulting in 17,703 usable contigs (36.15% of the total).
Regions identified as likely recombination events (Table 2, Additional file 1) were subsequently removed from the alignment to mitigate the confounding effects of recombination on other analyses.
Plans are also underway to introduce additional high performance computing technologies, e.g., distributed computing and cloud computing, in order to mitigate the computational load of sequence alignment, likelihood estimation and bootstrapping, which is heavy along with the large amount of input data.
In this direction, this study investigates an underlay spectral coexistence mechanism which exploits uplink interference alignment in order to mitigate the interference of small cell user terminals (UTs) towards the macrocell base station (BS) or the interference of multibeam satellite terminals towards the monobeam satellite.
In this context, this contribution investigates an underlay spectral coexistence mechanism which exploits an interference alignment (IA) technique in order to mitigate the interference of cognitive transmitters towards the primary receivers in a normal uplink mode.
Therefore, the interference alignment algorithm, Algorithm 1, is applied to mitigate the generated interference from pico BSs to the macro user.
The LCRs themselves have variations in length that can cause inaccurate alignments; a slightly more stable region surrounding LCRs could mitigate the effects of this.
The proposed method makes use of reference profiles in order to mitigate the error accumulation phenomenon and the target scintillation effects [18], typical limitations of the earlier range-bin alignment approaches such as the peak and centroid tracking methods.
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