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SOFT COMPUTING A NEW USE OF SOFT COMPUTING, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, FUZZY LOGIC & GENETIC ALGO-RITHM IN BIOINFORMATICS

Zubayer Bin Hasnat

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Abstract:

Soft registering is make a few dormant in bioinformatics, particularly by producing minimal effort, low exactness (rough), great arrangements. Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary research zone that is the edge between the natural and computational sciences. Bioinformatics settlement with calculations, databases and data frameworks, web innovations, man-made reasoning and delicate registering, data and calculation hypothesis, basic science, programming building, information mining, picture preparing, demonstrating and recreation, discrete arithmetic, control and framework hypothesis, circuit hypothesis, and measurements.

 

Bioinformatics is a guarantee and spearheading research field. Delicate Computing is live a vital job as it give procedures that are especially appropriate to acquire brings about an effective route and with a decent degree of value. Delicate Computing can likewise be valuable to demonstrate the vagary and vulnerability that the Bioinformatics information and issues have. In this paper, we review the job of various delicate figuring ideal models, as Fuzzy Sets (FSs), Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), transformative calculation, Rough Sets (RSs), and Support Vector Machines (SVMs), organically roused calculation like insect province framework, swarm insight and others in bioinformatics frameworks and issues.

 

Key Terms: - Artificial Neural System, Bioinformatics, Fuzzy Rationale Logics; Genetic calculations, Soft registering;

 


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijaic.v6i1.1350

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