DNA CODES FROM REVERSIBLE GROUP CODES BY A VIRUS OPTIMISATION ALGORITHM

Abstract

In this paper, we employ group rings and some known results on group codes to study reversible group DNA codes. We define and study reversible cyclic DNA codes from a group ring point of view and we also introduce the notion for self-reciprocal group ring elements. Moreover, we search for reversible group DNA codes with the use of a virus optimisation algorithm. We obtain many good DNA codes that satisfy the Hamming distance, the reverse, the reverse-complement and the fixed GC-content constraints.

Keywords

• DNA codes
• reversible codes
• group codes

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