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... N.AsinFigure 1.4, the uncertainty decreases with increasing sample size N ,whichreflects the obvious fact that our trust in the estimation increases as moretraining data become available. Since ... inbioinformatics and in medical informatics, were quitead hoc. In recent years, however, substantial progress has been made in ourunderstanding of and experience with probabilistic modelling. ... DataProbabilistic modeling inbioinformatics and medicalinformatics. — (Advanced information and knowledgeprocessing)1. Bioinformatics — Statistical methods 2. Medicalinformatics — Statistical...
... energyis contained in the energy-containing range. This implies that integral-scale quantities suchas k and uiujare determined primarily by turbulent eddies inthe energy-containing rangeof ... determining the exchange parameters. We will discussthis point in greater detail in Chapter 3. Moreover, since RTD-based micromixing modelsdo not predict the spatial distribution of reactants inside ... of CFD in many engineering disciplines has led to con-siderable research in developing Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes (RANS) turbulencemodels (Daly and Harlow 1970; Launder and Spalding 1972;...
... way to find the solutions.✑ 2.8.1 A Transient Response ExampleWe routinely test the mixing of continuous flow stirred-tanks (Fig. 2.6) by dumping some kind of inert tracer, say adye, into the ... is useful in doingcontrollability analysis and in doing pole placement system design—topics that we will cover in Chapter 9.With all the zeros along the leading diagonal, we can find relatively ... similar to the case involving sin ωt.5. The starting point is again the Laplace transform of a derivative, but this time we take thelimit as s —> ∞ and the entire LHS with the integral becomes...
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... LibraryCURRENT PROTOCOLS IN BIOINFORMATICS CHAPTER 1 USING BIOLOGICAL DATABASES UNIT 1.2 Searching Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) for Information for Genetic Loci Involved in Human Disease ... LibraryCURRENT PROTOCOLS IN BIOINFORMATICS CHAPTER 1 USING BIOLOGICAL DATABASES UNIT 1.2 Searching Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) for Information for Genetic Loci Involved in Human Disease ... LibraryCURRENT PROTOCOLS IN BIOINFORMATICS CHAPTER 1 USING BIOLOGICAL DATABASES UNIT 1.2 Searching Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) for Information for Genetic Loci Involved in Human Disease...
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