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Pareto optimization of masked superstrings improves compression of pan-genome k-mer sets
The growing interest in k-mer-based methods across bioinformatics calls for compact k-mer set representations that can be optimized for specific downstream applications. Recently, masked superstrings have provided such flexibility by moving beyond de Bruijn graph paths to general k-mer superstrings
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