Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing

The efficient and accurate assembly of genomic data is a computationally intensive process that demands significant computational resources. Traditional sequential approaches often struggle to handle genomic data sets increasing volume and complexity, leading to prolonged execution times and subopti...

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Main Authors: Zaideen, Nur Hafizah, Mohamed, Muhammad Azman Habeeb, Abdul Hamid, Nor Asilah Wati, Ariffin, Norazrin, Laham, Mohamed Faris, Ismail, Zurita
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Published: UTM Press 2024
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/
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author Zaideen, Nur Hafizah
Mohamed, Muhammad Azman Habeeb
Abdul Hamid, Nor Asilah Wati
Ariffin, Norazrin
Laham, Mohamed Faris
Ismail, Zurita
author_facet Zaideen, Nur Hafizah
Mohamed, Muhammad Azman Habeeb
Abdul Hamid, Nor Asilah Wati
Ariffin, Norazrin
Laham, Mohamed Faris
Ismail, Zurita
author_sort Zaideen, Nur Hafizah
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description The efficient and accurate assembly of genomic data is a computationally intensive process that demands significant computational resources. Traditional sequential approaches often struggle to handle genomic data sets increasing volume and complexity, leading to prolonged execution times and suboptimal results.The study aims to leverage parallel computing capabilities by employing the ABySS and Velvet Assembler tools on the MD2 Pineapple dataset hosted on the Quanta server. By systematically evaluating the performance of these tools across varying thread counts,the study seeks to identify optimal configurations that can enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the de novoassembly process, ultimately enabling more rapid and precise genomic analysis. The study found that for the ABySS assembler, an 8-core and 8-thread configuration exhibited the shortest execution time and greatest speedup, while an 8-core and 12-thread setup produced similar outcomes, demonstrating ABySS's flexibility to adjust to various thread configurations. Velvet assembler demonstrated exceptional performance by utilizing 8 cores and 16 threads for the velvetg command, and 8 cores and 8 threads for the velveth command.Significantly, this study provided implications for advancing genomic analysis methodologies by providing valuable guidance on optimizing the efficiency and accuracy of de novoassembly processes through careful selection of parallelization configurations, paving the way for future studies and applications in genetic data analysis
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spelling upm-1176032025-05-30T03:19:37Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/ Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing Zaideen, Nur Hafizah Mohamed, Muhammad Azman Habeeb Abdul Hamid, Nor Asilah Wati Ariffin, Norazrin Laham, Mohamed Faris Ismail, Zurita The efficient and accurate assembly of genomic data is a computationally intensive process that demands significant computational resources. Traditional sequential approaches often struggle to handle genomic data sets increasing volume and complexity, leading to prolonged execution times and suboptimal results.The study aims to leverage parallel computing capabilities by employing the ABySS and Velvet Assembler tools on the MD2 Pineapple dataset hosted on the Quanta server. By systematically evaluating the performance of these tools across varying thread counts,the study seeks to identify optimal configurations that can enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the de novoassembly process, ultimately enabling more rapid and precise genomic analysis. The study found that for the ABySS assembler, an 8-core and 8-thread configuration exhibited the shortest execution time and greatest speedup, while an 8-core and 12-thread setup produced similar outcomes, demonstrating ABySS's flexibility to adjust to various thread configurations. Velvet assembler demonstrated exceptional performance by utilizing 8 cores and 16 threads for the velvetg command, and 8 cores and 8 threads for the velveth command.Significantly, this study provided implications for advancing genomic analysis methodologies by providing valuable guidance on optimizing the efficiency and accuracy of de novoassembly processes through careful selection of parallelization configurations, paving the way for future studies and applications in genetic data analysis UTM Press 2024 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/1/117603.pdf Zaideen, Nur Hafizah and Mohamed, Muhammad Azman Habeeb and Abdul Hamid, Nor Asilah Wati and Ariffin, Norazrin and Laham, Mohamed Faris and Ismail, Zurita (2024) Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing. International Journal of Innovative Computing, 14 (2). pp. 81-88. ISSN 2180-4370 https://ijic.utm.my/index.php/ijic/article/view/483 10.11113/ijic.v14n2.483
spellingShingle Zaideen, Nur Hafizah
Mohamed, Muhammad Azman Habeeb
Abdul Hamid, Nor Asilah Wati
Ariffin, Norazrin
Laham, Mohamed Faris
Ismail, Zurita
Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
title Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
title_full Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
title_fullStr Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
title_full_unstemmed Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
title_short Enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
title_sort enhancing transcriptomic analysis by influencing de novoassembly using parallel computing
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/
http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/
http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/
http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/117603/1/117603.pdf