In dot matrix in ab initio methods, one way to reduce the noise in the matrix is to select an appropriate window size of a maximum number of contiguous base matches.

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RNA structure prediction is a method that aims to predict the base-pairing structure of a given RNA sequence. The most common approach for predicting RNA secondary structures is based on thermodynamic models. These models decompose a secondary structure into substructures, called nearest-neighbor loops. Topics include: Types of RNA Structures, RNA Secondary Structure Prediction Methods, Ab Initio Approach, Comparative Approach, Performance Evaluation, Limitations of Prediction, Minimum Free – Energy Method & Stochastic Context – Free Grammars, MFOLD and the Use of Energy... Show more

In dot matrix in ab initio methods, one way to reduce the noise in the matrix is to select an appropriate window size of a maximum number of contiguous base matches.