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Parallel computing / Cheminformatics / Computational chemistry / NP-complete problems / Data mining / Graph theory / Subgraph isomorphism problem / Parallel algorithm / Association rule learning / Theoretical computer science / Computing / Applied mathematics
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Parallel computing
Cheminformatics
Computational chemistry
NP-complete problems
Data mining
Graph theory
Subgraph isomorphism problem
Parallel algorithm
Association rule learning
Theoretical computer science
Computing
Applied mathematics

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