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Computational Fact Checking from Knowledge Networks.

Computational Fact Checking from Knowledge Networks.

... Traditional fact checking by expert journalists cannot keep up with the enormous volume of information that is now generated ...online. Computational fact checking may significantly en- ... See full document

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Learning transcriptional regulatory relationships using sparse graphical models.

Learning transcriptional regulatory relationships using sparse graphical models.

... regulatory networks by analyzing high-throughput gene expression profiles is a key problem in computational ...complete knowledge of the regulatory relationship between the regulators and the ... See full document

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Discrete Logic Modelling Optimization to Contextualize Prior Knowledge Networks Using PRUNET.

Discrete Logic Modelling Optimization to Contextualize Prior Knowledge Networks Using PRUNET.

... differs from its most closely related method, the one proposed by Crespo et ...the computational time and contextualizes networks of thousands of nodes, whereas the imple- mentation of Crespo et ... See full document

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Automated knowledge extraction from protein sequence

Automated knowledge extraction from protein sequence

... extensive computational resources and generally have a low resolution (Zhang, ...the fact that only a minor frac- tion of known proteins have experimentally determined structures severely limits their ... See full document

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Brand equity within business networks : the case of Innoenergy

Brand equity within business networks : the case of Innoenergy

... brand knowledge is the key to create brand equity because it causes a differential ...brand knowledge can be damaged by the lack of a visual identity and the difficult definition of the ...The fact ... See full document

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Algorithmic paranoia and the convivial alternative

Algorithmic paranoia and the convivial alternative

... neural networks work and thereby to improve network architecture, I propose that these images are a figure for a future experience of life under algorithmic ...neural networks accentuate the algo- rithmic ... See full document

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Model-Checking an Alternating-time Temporal Logic with Knowledge, Imperfect Information, Perfect Recall and Communicating Coalitions

Model-Checking an Alternating-time Temporal Logic with Knowledge, Imperfect Information, Perfect Recall and Communicating Coalitions

... with knowledge operators from [GD08], where we introduced conditions on the meaning of the cooperation modalities which make model-checking ...distributed knowledge. (Recall that a coalition ... See full document

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Verification of vehicular networks using probabilistic model checking

Verification of vehicular networks using probabilistic model checking

... with the network software to allow feedback from communication to vehicular traffic behavior. Another technique is to use a software to do the interface among established Network and Mobility simulator. In this ... See full document

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Individual ethics and knowledge management: Arising conflicts

Individual ethics and knowledge management: Arising conflicts

... The human soul has an irrational element which is shared with the animals, and a rational element which is distinctly human. The ability to properly control these desires is called moral virtue, and is the focus of ... See full document

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Rate-independent constructs for chemical computation.

Rate-independent constructs for chemical computation.

... This paper presented a collection of specific computational constructs. More complex operations – multiplication, exponen- tiation, raising to a power, and logarithms – were built a collection of robust, primitive ... See full document

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PLoS Computational Biology conference postcards from PSB 2010.

PLoS Computational Biology conference postcards from PSB 2010.

... Hawaii from January 3–7, 2010, was our first call for Conference ...Postcards from that meeting, written by Ruchira Datta, a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Kimmen Sjo¨lander (University of ... See full document

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Why excluding H2O from metabolic networks?

Why excluding H2O from metabolic networks?

... biologically meaningful transformations generally, and they might bring some unrealistic biochemical pathways. Later, Ma and Zeng (2003) addressed the problem and reported their metabolic network models in which they ... See full document

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Bounded Model Checking de programas imperativos

Bounded Model Checking de programas imperativos

... O BMC ´ e uma t´ ecnica de verifica¸ c˜ ao formal que come¸ cou por ser aplicada no dom´ınio do hardware, mas que posteriormente passou tamb´ em para o dom´ınio do software, sendo apelidada de Bounded Model ... See full document

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Extending PythonQA with knowledge from StackOverflow

Extending PythonQA with knowledge from StackOverflow

... Some preliminary tests were made, with ten random questions extracted from StackOverflow that were not imported to KB. The original KB was only able to correctly answer 20% of the analyzed questions, while the ... See full document

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Development of an integrated computational platform for metabolomics data analysis and knowledge extraction

Development of an integrated computational platform for metabolomics data analysis and knowledge extraction

... Computational tools for metabolomics have been growing in the past years being already available a good set of free tools (Table 3). One notable example is MetaboAnalyst (Xia et al., 2009, 2012), a web-based ... See full document

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Organisational Learning: Theoretical Shortcomings and Practical Challenges

Organisational Learning: Theoretical Shortcomings and Practical Challenges

... that knowledge and learning is shared between two or more ...duce knowledge exceeding and being something other than just the sum of the learning and knowl- edge of ... See full document

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Computational modelling of genome-wide [corrected] transcription assembly networks using a fluidics analogy.

Computational modelling of genome-wide [corrected] transcription assembly networks using a fluidics analogy.

... ranging from zero (off) to some maximal value (fully ...output from the lowly expressed gene is relatively unaffected, whereas mRNA output from highly transcribed genes might be severely ...outflow ... See full document

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NetTurnP--neural network prediction of beta-turns by use of evolutionary information and predicted protein sequence features.

NetTurnP--neural network prediction of beta-turns by use of evolutionary information and predicted protein sequence features.

... b-turns are the most common type of non-repetitive structures, and constitute on average 25% of the amino acids in proteins. The formation of b-turns plays an important role in protein folding, protein stability and ... See full document

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Informational synergies in consumer credit

Informational synergies in consumer credit

... period from December 2007 to January 2014 (74 ...only checking accounts or credit cards, or with joint defaults of both ...of checking accounts and credit cards on the customer ... See full document

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The woman Warrior: fact or tale

The woman Warrior: fact or tale

... She finds Kan Turali has been taken prisoner and "like a peregrine falcon falling on a flock of geese, she drove her horse at the infidel; she smashed through them from one end to the other." Kan Turali ... See full document

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