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Figure 3

From: Unrooted unordered homeomorphic subtree alignment of RNA trees

Figure 3

An illustration of a rooted alignment A between Tvand S v ′ . (a) Each subtree of the form T u v ( S u ′ v ′ ) is either pruned by the alignment, or matched to exactly one subtree of the form S u ′ v ′ ( T u v ). In this example, T s v is matched to S z ′ v ′ (in red), T t v is matched to S y ′ v ′ (in blue), and T x v is matched to S t ′ v ′ (in green). These three subtree- matchings induce three sub-alignments of A: A s v , A t v , and A x v , respectively, where A is the union of these three sub-alignments (the pair (v,v′) participates in all three sub-alignments). The pruned subtrees in this example are T y v , T z v , and S x ′ v ′ . (b) The corresponding bipartite matching M v , v ′ A ={(s, z ′ ),(t, y ′ ),(x, t ′ )} between N(v) and N(v′).

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