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SWMain.cpp
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#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
//#include "Alignment.h"
//#include "Benchmark.h"
//#include "HashRegion.h"
#include "SmithWatermanGotoh.h"
#include "BandedSmithWaterman.h"
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
/*
printf("------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n");
printf("Banded Smith-Waterman Algorithm (worst case)\n");
printf("Michael Stromberg & Wan-Ping Lee Marth Lab, Boston College Biology Department\n");
printf("------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n");
*/
// this version simulates the worst case of only a fragment hashing to the
// reference sequence. Basically a non-centered diagonal in the Smith-Waterman
// dynamic programming matrix.
// here we simulate a region on the reference that occurs between position 4001
// and position 4136. During hashing, only the first 20 bases in the query
// matched perfectly.
// define the start and end coordinates of the entire reference region
//const unsigned int start = 4001;
//const unsigned int end = 4136;
//const unsigned int testStart = atoi(argv[1]);
//const unsigned int testEnd = atoi(argv[2]);
//const unsigned int testQueryStart = atoi(argv[3]);
//const unsigned int testQueryEnd = atoi(argv[4]);
//cout << endl<< "=====================================================" << endl;
//cout << testStart << "\t" << testQueryStart << endl;
// define the 20 b:q
// ases that matched perfectly
//HashRegion hr;
//=====================================================
// defind the hash region
// first.first: reference begin
// first.second: reference end
// second.first: query begin
// second.second: query end
//=====================================================
pair< pair<unsigned int, unsigned int>, pair<unsigned int, unsigned int> > hr;
hr.first.first = 5;
hr.first.second = 13;
hr.second.first = 0;
hr.second.second = 8;
//=====================================================
// for 76 bp reads, we expect as much as 12 mismatches - however this does not
// translate to a bandwidth of 12 * 2 + 1 since most of these will be
// substitution errors
const unsigned char bandwidth = 11;
// initialize
const char* pReference = "ATGGCGGGGATCGGGACACTCGCCGGTGCGGGTACCCTA";
const char* pQuery = "GGGGATCGGGACACTCGCTCTCCGGTGCGGGTA";
const unsigned int referenceLen = strlen(pReference);
const unsigned int queryLen = strlen(pQuery);
// ==============================================================================================
// benchmarking reference on koi.bc.edu when NUM_ITERATIONS = 38000 on 76 bp read (1 try):
// CPU time: 23.920 s, wall time: 24.012 s (1582.6 alignments/s)
// ==============================================================================================
//const unsigned int NUM_ITERATIONS = 38000;
//unsigned int NUM_ITERATIONS = 1;
// create a new Smith-Waterman alignment object
CSmithWatermanGotoh sw(10.0f, -9.0f, 15.0f, 6.66f);
CBandedSmithWaterman bsw(10.0f, -9.0f, 15.0f, 6.66f, bandwidth);
// start timing the algorithm
//CBenchmark bench;
//bench.Start();
// perform NUM_ITERATIONS alignments
//Alignment bswAl;
//Alignment swAl;
// referenceBegin, referenceEnd
unsigned int referenceSW, referenceBSW;
string cigarSW, cigarBSW;
//for(unsigned int i = 0; i < NUM_ITERATIONS; i++) {
sw.Align(referenceSW, cigarSW, pReference, referenceLen, pQuery, queryLen);
bsw.Align(referenceBSW, cigarBSW, pReference, referenceLen, pQuery, queryLen, hr);
//}
// stop timing the algorithm
//bench.Stop();
// calculate the alignments per second
//double elapsedWallTime = bench.GetElapsedWallTime();
//double alignmentsPerSecond = (double)NUM_ITERATIONS / elapsedWallTime;
// show our results
//printf("%d\t%d\n", al.ReferenceBegin,al.QueryBegin);
printf("Smith-Waterman\n");
printf("reference: %s %3u\n", cigarSW.c_str(), referenceSW);
printf("Banded Smith-Waterman\n");
printf("reference: %s %3u\n", cigarBSW.c_str(), referenceBSW);
/*
printf("Smith-Waterman\n");
printf("reference: %s %3u %3u\n", swAl.Reference.CData(), swAl.ReferenceBegin, swAl.ReferenceEnd);
printf("query: %s %3u %3u\n", swAl.Query.CData(), swAl.QueryBegin, swAl.QueryEnd);
printf("mismatches: %u\n", swAl.NumMismatches);
printf("\n");
printf("Banded Smith-Waterman\n");
printf("reference: %s %3u %3u\n", bswAl.Reference.CData(), bswAl.ReferenceBegin, bswAl.ReferenceEnd);
printf("query: %s %3u %3u\n", bswAl.Query.CData(), bswAl.QueryBegin, bswAl.QueryEnd);
printf("mismatches: %u\n", bswAl.NumMismatches);
*/
//printf("alignments/s: %.1f\n\n", alignmentsPerSecond);
//bench.DisplayTime("BandedSmithWaterman");
return 0;
}