kISS. k-ordered Induced Suffix Sorting (kISS) is an algorithm tailored to efficiently construct and leverage k-ordered FM-indexes, particularly for high-speed read mapping in extensive genome datasets. The innovation behind k-ordered FM-indexes aims to enhance the efficiency and speed of pattern matching tasks in genomics.

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