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Local alignment only aligns the most similar regions between the sequences. The measure of similarity will depend on the parameters used for registering a mismatch. [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith-waterman/algorithm Smith-Waterman] algorithm is used for local alignment too but with slight variation which makes local alignment more stringent than global alignment.
Local alignment only aligns the most similar regions between the sequences. The measure of similarity will depend on the parameters used for registering a mismatch. [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith-waterman Smith-Waterman] algorithm, a variation of Needleman Wunsch algorithm, is used for local alignment that makes local alignment more stringent than global alignment.

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Local alignment only aligns the most similar regions between the sequences. The measure of similarity will depend on the parameters used for registering a mismatch. Smith-Waterman algorithm, a variation of Needleman Wunsch algorithm, is used for local alignment that makes local alignment more stringent than global alignment.