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*`-trim_columns <fraction>` - remove columns with less than `fraction` of non-gap characters
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*`-refine_mode <on | off | auto>` - refinement mode (default: `auto` - the refinement is enabled for sets <= 1000 seq.)
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* The new heuristic based on K-Medoid clustering for generating fast guide trees. Medoid trees can be calculated in *O*(*N* log*N*) time and work with all types of subtrees (single linkage, UPGMA, NJ). The heuristic can be enabled with `-medoidtree` switch and allow aligning millions of sequences in minutes.
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## Experimental results
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The analysis was performed on our extHomFam v37.1 benchmark produced by combining Homstrad references with Pfam v37.1 families (see Datasets section). The following algorithms were investigated:
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The analysis was performed on our extHomFam v37.0 benchmark produced by combining Homstrad references with Pfam v37.0 families (see Data sets section). The following algorithms were investigated:
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The tests were performed with 32 computing threads on a machine with AMD Epyc 9554 CPU and 1152 GiB (approx. 1237 GB) of RAM. We measured a fraction of properly aligned residue pairs and columns (SP and TC scores, respectively) as well as a total running time and a peak memory usage. The results are presented in the figure below. Notches at boxplots indicate 95% confidence interval for median, triangle represent means. FAMSA 2 alignments were stored in gzip format (`-gz` switch).
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The tests were performed with 32 computing threads on a machine with AMD Epyc 9554 CPU and 1152 GiB (approx. 1237 GB) of RAM. We measured a fraction of properly aligned residue pairs and columns (SP and TC scores, respectively) as well as a total running time and a peak memory usage. The results are presented in the figure below. Notches at boxplots indicate 95% confidence interval for median, triangle represent means. FAMSA2 alignments were stored in gzip format (`-gz` switch).
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