Abstract
This chapter discusses the computational profile required for the implementation of the polarity index method (Sect. 4) from two platforms: distributed computing and; serial computing. It also shows the advantages and disadvantages of each one of them; and the processing time used by the method. Finally it describes the degree of automation reached by the method.
Keywords: Antimicrobial peptides, Distributed computing, Microprocessing, Polarity index method, Proteomics, Serial computing, Training data.
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