Computer Architecture - Lecture 5: Intelligent Genomic Analyses (Fall 2022)

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Lecture 5: Intelligent Genomic Analyses
Date: October 13, 2022

Recommended Reading:
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Intelligent Architectures for Intelligent Computing Systems

A Modern Primer on Processing in Memory

RowHammer: A Retrospective

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Slide no 107 is missing in the video but present in the presentation file available on the website. Slide 107 accurately explains the meaning of read mapping.

Rehan-Naeem
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It difficult to see what the instructor is pointing to on the projector screen while explaining a concept as the zoom screen in the video is smaller than the presentation slide screen. Please look into this problem.

Rehan-Naeem
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I have a question? Should no. of consecutive zeros be counted in the diagonal or simply no. of zeros in the search window in Shouji algorithm?

Rehan-Naeem