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. 2015 Apr 3;16(1):260. doi: 10.1186/s12864-015-1408-5

Table 4.

Comparison of SWER, MEC and runtimes for SDhaP and CPLEX on simulated diploid data with 1% error rate

Data Simulated data
SDhaP CPLEX(optimal) CPLEX(heuristic)
MEC SWER time MEC SWER time MEC SWER time
l 103, c 10 100 0.001 1 100 0.001 192 100 0.001 57
l 103, c 20 215 0.001 4 215 0.001 1320 215 0.001 373
l 103, c 30 291 0.001 6 291 0.001 1241 291 0.001 910
l 104, c 10 978 0.008 14 - - - 972 0.008 4505
l 104, c 20 2039 0.004 33 - - - 2039 0.004 89811
l 104, c 30 2988 0.004 68 - - - - - -
l 105, c 10 10356 0.008 324 - - - - - -
l 105, c 20 19975 0.007 713 - - - - - -
l 105, c 30 29967 0.005 1810 - - - - - -

MEC, SWER and running times (in seconds) for SDhaP, RefHap, HAPCUT and HapTree algorithms for simulated data of different lengths (l) and with different coverages (c). The data contains a fixed 1% fraction of genotyping errors. SDhaP is more accurate in terms of MEC and SWER and faster by almost an order of magnitude compared to other schemes for longer blocks.