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Random-access compression of annotated DNA sequences

This article investigates the efficiency of randomly accessible coding for annotated genome files and compares it to universal coding. The result is an encoder which has excellent compression efficiency on annotated genome sequences, provides instantaneous access to functional elements in the file, and thus it serves as a basis for further applications, such as indexing and searching for specified feature entries.