Given the following Burrows-Wheeler Transformed (BWT) string…

Given the following Burrows-Wheeler Transformed (BWT) string, suffix array, and first occurrences, determine all the positions where the sequence ‘AG’ matches the original string. You must create the counts array to help do this, but you MAY NOT invert the transformed string to its original, create the first column, or create any other data structures to find the locations AG matches in the string. Show all of your work.   Equations you might need top = FirstOccurence(symbol) + Countsymbol(top, LastColumn) bottom = FirstOccurence(symbol) + Countsymbol(bottom + 1, LastColumn) – 1  BWT = TTG$AAAGTG First Occurence0147 Suffix Array9460571832

You are permitted to use scratch paper for this exam, but yo…

You are permitted to use scratch paper for this exam, but you are not allowed to use your phone during the exam. However, at the very end of the exam, you may take a picture of your scratch paper if it has your solution and upload it to Canvas. Please be sure that the picture is clear and easy for me to read. To upload your picture(s), click on “Insert”, select “Document”, and then “Upload Document.” I include a note to the Honorlock proctor in the Honorlock settings so that they are aware of the instructions I am giving you. If they complain about you taking your phone out at the very end of the exam, remind them that the following text is included in the Honorlock settings:”The students are not allowed to use their phones during the exam. However, I need them to be able to take pictures of their scratch paper in order to upload their solutions to Canvas. Please allow them to do this at the very end of the exam. It is vital that this is allowed.”

A researcher is trying to determine whether there is a relat…

A researcher is trying to determine whether there is a relationship between magazine type and negative depictions of women in advertisements. To examine this issue, researchers looked at four different types of magazines: women’s health magazines, men’s health magazines, sports magazines, and news magazines. The researchers coded the occurrences of negative depictions of women in all the advertisements across the four types of magazines. In essence, they would simply code each advertisement as being a positive, negative, or neutral depiction of a woman. In this situation, the researcher has two nominal variables. Which statistical test would you tell this researcher to use?