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Mammoth makes no attempt to re-iterate the initial alignment or extend the high quality sub-subset. Therefore, the seed alignment it displays can't be fairly compared to DALI or TM align as it was formed simply as a heuristic to prune the search space. (It can be used if one wants an alignment based solely on local structure-motif similarity agnostic of long range rigid body atomic alignment.) Because of that same parsimony, it is well over ten times faster than DALI, CE and TM-align.<ref name="foldclass">{{cite journal
|title=Efficient SCOP-fold classification and retrieval using index-based protein substructure alignments
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|journal=Bioinformatics
|volume=25
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|pmid= 15598351
|title=SCOPmap: Automated assignment of protein structures to evolutionary superfamilies
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|page= 197
|pmc= 544345
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<ref name="fssa">{{cite journal
|title=FSSA: a novel method for identifying functional signatures from structural alignments
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|journal=Bioinformatics
|year=2005
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It has been particularly successful at analyzing "decoy" structures from ab initio structure prediction.<ref name="casp11">{{cite journal
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|title=CASP11 statistics and the prediction center evaluation system. \
|journal=Proteins
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<ref name="Malmstrom">{{cite journal
|title=Superfamily Assignments for the Yeast Proteome through Integration of Structure Prediction with the Gene Ontology
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|year=2007
|journal=PLOS Biol
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