. a type specification of its
attr actors. Then there exists a Muller automaton A
N
such that L(N )=L (A
N
).
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class of rational-weighted. antichain) is said to be maximal if its
length is at least as large as the length of every other strict chain (resp. antichain).
A Hierarchical Classification of First-Order
Recurrent Ne...
. expressive than any other kind
of Büchi or Muller X-automata, including the main cases of classical automata, 1-counter automata, k-counter automata,
pushdown automata, and Turing machines [17–19].. recurrent neural networks equipped with boolean activation functions admits
equivalent computational capabilities as classical finite state automata [3,4]. Later, Siegelmann and Sontag showed that,...
. yields a threshold
value of 0.05.
2.2 Experimental Evaluation
We evaluate the obtained subcategorisation frames
in terms of precision and recall compared to a gold
classifications, but they are harmful. classification of sample verbs. We assume the
manual classification of Spanish verbs developed
by (V´azquez et al., 2000). In their classification,
verbs are organised on the basis of meaning com-
p...
. most of those of medium size, have
a single domain and are, therefore, treated as a
whole. The domains in large proteins are usually
classified individually.
The classification is on hierarchical. Hubbard and Cyrus Chothia*
MRC Laboratory of Molecular To facilitate understanding of, and access to, the information available for
protein structures, we have constructed the Structural Classification....
. simul-
taneously with syntactic analysis.
3 Rationale
The above classification was formulated during an
examination of the available formalisms for encod-
ing multiword expressions, which was a part of. in heavily inflectional
and relatively free word order languages, such as
Polish. We have also shown the inadequacy of the
available classifications of multiword expressions
for computational proces...
. “CreditCards.” A simi-
lar strategy can be used to systematically extract the name and type
of each column in the database. Using this information about the
schema of the database, an attacker can. also additional
information about the values in the database. There are two well-
known attack techniques that are based on inference. They allow
an attacker to extract data from a database and. data...
. solutions for a class of generalized neural networks with impulses
and arbitrary delays. This class of generalized neural networks include many continuous
or discrete time neural networks such as, Hopfield. on
a time scale,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol. 319, no. 1, pp. 315–325, 2006.
35 R. Agarwal, M. Bohner, and A. Peterson, “Inequalities on time scales: a survey,”...
. a large number
of new metabolites, can also efficiently use a number of
alternative carbon sources. In fact, many strains of E. coli
display both a high maximal capacity as well as a high
average. that the maximal capacity
appears in a decreasing order. The decline of this curve is
rather constant, in contrast to the maximal capacities for
carbon sources. This implies that a separation of. the
c...
. analysis of the
polysaccharide after a cid hydrolysis revealed glucuronic a cid
(GlcA)andgalacturonicacid(GalA)intheratio 1:5.
Analysis on an amino-acid analyser showed the presence o f
2-amino-2-deoxygalactose. structure of a new acidic
O-polysaccharide from a nonclassified strain P. mirabilis
termed G1, which contains an amide of
D
-galacturonic acid
with
L
-lysine. Based on chemical an d ser...
. between a scaffold protein binding a
given enzyme partner and a scaffold that has an enzy-
matic domain of the same type.
An additional complicating factor is that there are
many other signaling pathways. than one SH3 domains may
allow the adaptor to recruit several ligands separately;
however, it seems from earlier studies that cooperation
L. Buday and P. Tompa Functional classification of scaf...