... inthe Adriatic region and inthe Loire basin with a single haplotype (At1) that is highly divergent compared to those of the remaining clades [3] The assumed refugial region for (i) the Northern/Northeastern-European ... populations within drainages and about 57 to 64% by differences within populations The Balkan Peninsula along withthe Apennine and Iberian Peninsulas, were a refuge area during the Pleistocene ... Support forthe nodes was obtained with 1000 bootstrap replicates Forthe MP analysis, insertions or deletions (indels) were included as a fifth character, and the inferred phylogeny was estimated with...
... by the U.S National Library of Medicine The second author thanks Esther and Kiri for their loving support J Lin 2005 Evaluation of resources for question answering evaluation In SIGIR 2005 D Lindberg, ... from the MEDLINE database (maintained by the U.S National Library of Medicine) serve as a good source of clinical evidence As a result of these findings, our work focuses on MEDLINE abstracts as the ... treatments Once the clusters have been formed, all citations are then sorted inthe order of the original PubMed results, withthe most abstract UMLS concept as the cluster label Clusters themselves...
... withthe word features (F6) Similarly the suffix information helps in increasing the accuracy But when both the suffix and prefix information are used in combination along withthe word features, the ... coarse grained POS information performs better than the finer grained POS information The best accuracy (75.6 f-value) of the baseline system is obtained using the binary NomPSP feature along with ... sentences inthe corpus A component of the vector is if the word occurs inthe corresponding sentence and zero otherwise Then we measure cosine similarity between the word vectors The cosine similarity...
... replacing each word in that context with its associated vector, and then averaging together all these word vectors This results in a single vector that represents the overall context For contexts with ... any ordering In either case, the cell values indicate how often the two words occur together, or contains their log–likelihood score of associativity This matrix is large and sparse, since most ... words For example, if the word Dictionary occurs with Words but not with Meanings, and Words occurs with Meanings, then the words Dictionary and Meanings are second order co-occurrences via the...
... denotes the total data size, ks the number of free parameters inthe model before the merge, and ]¢A the number of free parameters inthe model after the merge Sort the remaining class pairs in ascending ... be the same as the result for 2DClustering, but in order to obtain this result we had to take the trouble of conducting a number of tests to find the best level of clustering For 2D-Clustering, ... from the viewpoint of estimation criterion Their method merges word classes so that the reduction in mutual information, or equivalently the increase in data description length, is minimized Their...
... separate the samples cultured with Granulysin from those cultured with GMCSF, but clearly placed the and 48 hour samples at the extremes withthe other samples in between and closer to the 48 hour ... time points, pointing to a general induction of cell proliferation Moreover, at later time points, genes encoding zinc finger proteins were up-regulated and those encoding ribosomal proteins were ... time point Moreover, our data showed that Granulysin induced a specific time-coordinated activation of the immune system At early time points, several genes involved inthe activation of the innate...
... contend for using the shared channel to send their status messages At the same time, the increase inthe communication range results in more space for vehicles to move within the cluster space with ... is increasing by the increase in either the vehicle density or the communication range Increasing both the range and density will result at certain point that the cluster head will decrease the ... the network topology The main challenge in clustering is the overhead introduced to elect the cluster head and maintain the membership in a highly dynamic and fast-changing topology such as in...
... secure clustering scheme forthe heterogeneous WSNs incorporating ECC The key management scheme is performed inthe early phase of clustering and bootstrapping withthe assumption that the adversary ... decrypt the information coming from other neighbor nodes directly But other links which are not involved directly in this communication will remain secure Therefore, the resiliency of the scheme ... routing the information to the gateway in each cluster, an appropriate routing algorithm is required It defines the path that the packets can be forwarded to the gateway Therefore, a minimum cost...
... on a soft indicator like the likelihood value 7.3 Observation window In this section, the impact of the observation window on the performance is investigated The observation window inthe previous ... 50 ns for practical UWB communication Therefore, it is expected that the performance gain obtained by enlarging the observation window is limited by the SNR In Figure 10, the observation window ... independent taps are assumed In contrast, the COV algorithm shows a continuous improvement The increasing gap between the results for theoretic and measured CIRs for COV is explained by the increasing...
... but the correlation is weaker withthe sequence at the bottom (b) In this case, the time-lagged association withthe sequence at the top relative to the symbol X is the same for each of the other ... as being normal Beats inthe original signal were then assigned the labels of their clusters (e.g., the atrial beats inthe above example would be labeled as normal) Finally, we tabulate the differences ... escape beats); (vi) others The result of clustering without this grouping (i.e., in terms of the original annotations inthe MIT-BIH Arrhythmia database) is presented in Table The overall misclassification...
... equal covariance matrices K-means 272 clustering [9] was first employed to gain initial estimates of the clusters withthe EM algorithm, then refining the estimates Forthe experiments conducted in ... engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India, in 1982, the M.S degree in electrical engineering from Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, USA, in 1985, and the Ph.D degree in ... representations in a single hypothesis can be realised in terms of energy PCA naturally preserves the major modes of variancefor an object in OS Due to the background class not being defined, any residual variance...
... regulated during the wound response in dde 2–2 mutant plants Surprisingly, there is a dominating block summarizing 362 marker candidates with increasing intensities both in wt and in mutant plants ... [15] and finally principal component analysis (PCA) for comparison For implementation of the 1D-SOM training and visualization we used the MATLAB® programming language togetherwiththe Statistics ... abbreviations used inthe legend are explained in table that the first two principal components account for a large proportion of the total varianceThe resulting plot of the first two principal component...
... fibroblasts [34] In another report [35], the addition of TSA during EB formation resulted in inhibition of differentiation, reflected in persistent ALP staining It seems, therefore, that when ... differentiation In order to examine the competence of the 'ES re' cells to contribute to the three germ layers, we placed them in hanging drops and observed that they formed EBs of normal morphology We then ... effect of TSA treatment on the self-renewal machinery On the other hand, signaling and adhesion molecules become evident inthe pie chart of induced genes, indicating the appearance of new response...
... information Within the recipient line the QTL was considered to be fixedforthe minor allele In another set of scenarios, the recipient line was considered complementary to the donor line forthe frequencies ... inthe donor line, they are not shown Heterozygous individuals for which the favourable QTL allele originated from the donor line, Qdqr, are informative inthe sense that they contribute to the ... to be independent from the QTL effect within lines but in linkage disequilibrium withthe QTL effect between lines The chromosome carried a single QTL with a major effect on the trait of interest...
... transactivate the UPRE The identification of ESRE binding sites inthe promoter regions of genes for calcium-ion binding protein and UPRE binding sites inthe promoter regions of N-glycan biosynthesis ... genes had NFκB-binding sites within 500 bp of the transcriptional start sites, consistent withthe location in other NFκB-responsive genes [35] Of the remaining two genes with NFκB-binding sites greater ... (within the clusters) is divided into a × contingency table Rows and columns within this table are indexed according to whether the two variables are inthe same group or in different groups The...
... residue inthe initial step of the reaction The reactions differ, though, inthe nature of the atom attacked by the Asp, the mechanism for stabilization of the leaving group, and the requirement for ... format is especially useful for visually evaluating whether the clustering method chosen groups the motifs togetherin an intuitively reasonable way, and for checking whether motifs are shuffled ... active site cysteines) has been modified in some superfamilies For example, inthe peroxiredoxin family, a cysteine corresponding to the more buried cysteine in Trxs is involved in reduction of...
... versions: the hard clustering version forthe document clustering and the soft clustering for discovering word senses Inthe first version, every element is assigned to the cluster containing the committee ... corn The similarity between two objects is identified to be the amount of information contained inthe commonality between the objects divided by the amount information inthe descriptions of the ... Figure 1, in which the leaves of the tree are the words inthe vocabulary and each internal node is interpreted as a cluster containing words in that sub-tree Initially, each word inthe corpus...
... forthe minimum dominating set problem on the UDG Therefore, by computing a MIS, we may form a high quality dominating set and fulfil the independence property Table 2.2 summarizes the main properties ... or selecting certain nodes to form a backbone in facilitating data transmission across the network Then a cluster is formed by associating those nodes with their neighbors Therefore, the issues ... 4.20 The performance of MobDHop-AODV and original AODV vs the increase in node speed with 20 connections 110 The performance of MobDHop-AODV and original AODV vs the increase in node speed with...
... are measured The CPD, P (r|rp; T ), can be estimated by, first grouping the data into different bins according to the value of rp (T ) and then using the data in each bin to compute the probability ... properties in details Analyzing and modeling of financial assets are the two most fundamental and challenging problems inthe theory of financial economics and inthe practice of financial forecasting They ... highlighting the progress, pinpointing some important issues remain, and proposing our methods to study some of these interesting problems LeBaron [114] is a good recent survey inthe field 2.1 Financial...