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Repetitive elements are important in genomic structures, functions andregulations, yet effective methods in precisely identifying repetitive elementsin DNA sequences are not fully accessible, and the relationship betweenrepetitive elements and periodicities of genomes is not clearly understood. Wepresent an $\textit{ab initio}$ method to quantitatively detect repetitiveelements and infer the consensus repeat pattern in repetitive elements. Themethod uses the measure of the distribution uniformity of nucleotides atperiodic positions in DNA sequences or genomes. It can identify periodicities,consensus repeat patterns, copy numbers and perfect levels of repetitiveelements. The results of using the method on different DNA sequences andgenomes demonstrate efficacy and accuracy in identifying repeat patterns andperiodicities. The complexity of the method is linear with respect to thelengths of the analyzed sequences.

Identification of repeats in DNA sequences using nucleotide distribution uniformity