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steps be must these an independent to for generate run methods Consequently, sample. many	Consequently, these methods must be run for many steps to generate an independent sample.	200
this proposed In to this method paper a overcome is difficulty.	In this paper a method is proposed to overcome this difficulty.	201
between chains. This through exchanges chain auxiliary coarse accomplished full and is the the	This is accomplished through exchanges between the full chain and the auxiliary coarse chains.	202
real bandwidth selection in a of heterogeneous features. multidimensional becomes case challenge Automatic	Automatic bandwidth selection becomes a real challenge in case of multidimensional heterogeneous features.	203
to solution This this problem. a paper presents	This paper presents a solution to this problem.	204
partitioning A and filtering are shift mean pseudo introduced. balloon	A pseudo balloon mean shift filtering and partitioning are introduced.	205
of histories Genetic within homologous phylogenetic heterogeneous genes. can a recombination produce set	Genetic recombination can produce heterogeneous phylogenetic histories within a set of homologous genes.	206
Super-resolution in problem difficult important processing. but is image/video an	Super-resolution is an important but difficult problem in image/video processing.	207
single a on The difficult problem hand. with image only is substantially more low-resolution	The problem is substantially more difficult with only a single low-resolution image on hand.	208
systems Evolution space. described ideas dynamical by mental metric of is in	Evolution of ideas is described by dynamical systems in metric mental space.	209
robots. of such domestic be of Creation may improvement useful psycho-robots	Creation of such psycho-robots may be useful improvement of domestic robots.	210
working are simple domestic merely devices At (e.g. moment the robots	At the moment domestic robots are merely simple working devices (e.g.	211
marker a with gametes They preferrably male zygotes than having fuse different their to own.	They fuse to zygotes preferrably with male gametes having a different marker than their own.	212
are such features two dimensional where arise. high There situations	There are two situations where such high dimensional features arise.	213
features high-order arise interactions. High when we also dimensional consider	High dimensional features also arise when we consider high-order interactions.	214
increase considered. The parameters the exponentially will of with order number	The number of parameters will increase exponentially with the order considered.	215
order. number compressed highest The the have may considering of before parameters converged possible	The number of compressed parameters may have converged before considering the highest possible order.	216
apply method We sequence logistic prediction to models. logistic models compression and this classification	We apply this compression method to logistic sequence prediction models and logistic classification models.	217
use data test simulated our real and data both We both in methods chapters. to	We use both simulated data and real data to test our methods in both chapters.	218
is The analysis. explored proteins of usually via folding these kinetics mutational	The folding kinetics of these proteins is usually explored via mutational analysis.	219
of beta-hairpins native structure a WW two form beta-sheet. comprises three-stranded domains that The these	The native structure of these WW domains comprises two beta-hairpins that form a three-stranded beta-sheet.	220
problems. and the and We open literature answers some relevant partial provide survey many	We survey the relevant literature and provide some partial answers and many open problems.	221
sampling), significantly the test sampling). better control The performed (space-variant than (uniform group group	The test group (space-variant sampling), performed significantly better than the control group (uniform sampling).	222
to find the enhanced, was target. as speed The pointing the was accuracy	The pointing accuracy was enhanced, as was the speed to find the target.	223
estimators algorism its Y. were The related by suggested density super-parametric and	The super-parametric density estimators and its related algorism were suggested by Y.	224
examples, Before not can any we estimators. numerical of the applying to comment give	Before applying to numerical examples, we can not give any comment of the estimators.	225
are splines studied covering and Bezier windows as well. B-splines,	B-splines, Bezier splines and covering windows are studied as well.	226
results The show algorism that Y. by suggested	The results show that algorism suggested by Y.	227
endemic infection. the spread Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible study an of the of model We	We study the Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible model of the spread of an endemic infection.	228
global a optimization Simulated approaching popular a solution is for method the problem. of annealing	Simulated annealing is a popular method for approaching the solution of a global optimization problem.	229
the probabilistic of recognition the retrieval enables events. similar and It	It enables the recognition and the probabilistic retrieval of similar events.	230
model. a using inferred examples, a Bayesian probabilities and are network From Dirichlet these	From these examples, probabilities are inferred using a Bayesian network and a Dirichlet model.	231
user model a between enables links graph This interest patterns. similarity to specific to	This enables to links user interest to a specific similarity model between graph patterns.	232
a on experiments Few image proposed multi-spectral sequence recognition illustrate the spatio-temporal performed method. SPOT	Few experiments performed on a multi-spectral SPOT image sequence illustrate the proposed spatio-temporal recognition method.	233
chemical is mechanisms. physical, by biological It and ruled	It is ruled by physical, chemical and biological mechanisms.	234
this this task. for rules developed the paper We present in	We present in this paper the rules developed for this task.	235
measure has the classical been studied This problem. MAX-SAT on	This measure has been studied on the classical MAX-SAT problem.	236
we perform In study computational Majority cellular this (CAs) the task. automata that paper	In this paper we study cellular automata (CAs) that perform the computational Majority task.	237
searching of the quantify degree We statistically this in various difficulty of ways landscape.	We statistically quantify in various ways the degree of difficulty of searching this landscape.	238
we landscape So, go from the exploring the top.	So, we go exploring the landscape from the top.	239
subspace. of Then measure several we properties this	Then we measure several properties of this subspace.	240
a optimal is Otherwise the bound we solution. and gap'', ``duality on a there obtain	Otherwise there is a ``duality gap'', and we obtain a bound on the optimal solution.	241
programming techniques graphs. Thus, with applicable approach for convex dynamic optimization combines our thin	Thus, our approach combines convex optimization with dynamic programming techniques applicable for thin graphs.	242
(e.g. induced thin subgraphs We also a small consider of set to relaxations subgraphs,	We also consider relaxations to a set of small induced subgraphs, thin subgraphs (e.g.	243
cycles. tree by connected and a obtained ``unwinding'' loops),	loops), and a connected tree obtained by ``unwinding'' cycles.	244
that class of introduce variables. addition, In multiscale relaxations ``summary'' new a propose we	In addition, we propose a new class of multiscale relaxations that introduce ``summary'' variables.	245
concept several the landscape the deficiencies cloud argued of overcomes is It that fitness representation.	It is argued that the fitness cloud concept overcomes several deficiencies of the landscape representation.	246
on of demonstrate scientific several from this collections journals. abstracts algorithm We	We demonstrate this algorithm on collections of scientific abstracts from several journals.	247
sense known is as of This familiarity. recognition	This sense of recognition is known as familiarity.	248
networks undergo and rearrangements during diseases. stress Cellular	Cellular networks undergo rearrangements during stress and diseases.	249
the central position. proteasome preserve A such as basic functions, their few	A few basic functions, such as the proteasome preserve their central position.	250
such circuit rate-equations. cannot Therefore, deterministic the as be fully repressilator methods analyzed using	Therefore, the repressilator circuit cannot be fully analyzed using deterministic methods such as rate-equations.	251
of is a complex and elements gene regulatory The characterization very process. experimental resource-intensive	The experimental characterization of gene regulatory elements is a very complex and resource-intensive process.	252
intermediate neutral are trajectories evolutionary to The be steps selectively such in or likely deleterious.	The intermediate steps in such evolutionary trajectories are likely to be selectively neutral or deleterious.	253
and may be long times traits. such populations to required Therefore, evolve large	Therefore, large populations and long times may be required to evolve such traits.	254
this a We of test hypothesis population based model protein evolution. using	We test this hypothesis using a population based model of protein evolution.	255
a model of grained A structure-based is coarse used. protein	A structure-based coarse grained model of a protein is used.	256
large shear very Full at only occurs rates. unfolding	Full unfolding occurs only at very large shear rates.	257
along the human We behavior large-scale chromosomes. compositional explore nucleotide of strand asymmetries	We explore the large-scale behavior of nucleotide compositional strand asymmetries along human chromosomes.	258
in opens for This work crystallography. exciting work and RNA possibilities further modelling	This work opens exciting possibilities for further work in RNA modelling and crystallography.	259
al. prototypical review et of model we package Niesert the Here	Here we review the prototypical package model of Niesert et al.	260
emergence forces promote nature. modularity the in selective We the that investigate of	We investigate the selective forces that promote the emergence of modularity in nature.	261
question in concerns the arising This following biology. evolutionary article computational	This article concerns the following question arising in computational evolutionary biology.	262
triplet sets. in We this all also to article the apply results note weighted that	We note that all the results in this article also apply to weighted triplet sets.	263
its understood. are the well to and not However, relation behind complexification mechanisms the evolution	However, the mechanisms behind the complexification and its relation to evolution are not well understood.	264
mean to complexification different things different contexts. used in can Moreover be	Moreover complexification can be used to mean different things in different contexts.	265
longer Why than us? do live women	Why do women live longer than us?	266
so the Y for chromosome Why is men small?	Why is the Y chromosome for men so small?	267
the dangers marital are What of fidelity?	What are the dangers of marital fidelity?	268
of a data parameters generative the sequence. are abrupt in variations Changepoints	Changepoints are abrupt variations in the generative parameters of a data sequence.	269
on demonstrating the different data illustrate by this real-world algorithm sets. We modularity three	We illustrate this modularity by demonstrating the algorithm on three different real-world data sets.	270
of equations monolithic their sets progress. barrier to as construction a fundamental However, current presents	However, their current construction as monolithic sets of equations presents a fundamental barrier to progress.	271
in datatypes. turn rather These programs than be as require models represented to as	These in turn require models to be represented as programs rather than as datatypes.	272
support have to a developed computational infrastructure this. We	We have developed a computational infrastructure to support this.	273
this "infinite"-size finite- that and equally demonstrate on effective framework networks. is Furthermore, we	Furthermore, we demonstrate that this framework is equally effective on finite- and "infinite"-size networks.	274
modification of of is in regulation role recognized. The post-translational eukaryotic histones gene well	The role of post-translational modification of histones in eukaryotic gene regulation is well recognized.	275
be guiding in discussion in general. of the use could chromatin silencing model The on	The model could be of use in guiding the discussion on chromatin silencing in general.	276
estimate and used of collection to loop structural heterogeneity methods Both regions. ensemble are the	Both ensemble and collection methods are used to estimate the structural heterogeneity of loop regions.	277
speciation invasibility the to applied analysis is Pairwise process. illustrate	Pairwise invasibility analysis is applied to illustrate the speciation process.	278
discuss affects fluctuation diversity. also We how species	We also discuss how fluctuation affects species diversity.	279
Methods a discovery to network are problem a social node solve for presented.	Methods to solve a node discovery problem for a social network are presented.	280
to nodes nodes not which refer are directly. Covert observable the	Covert nodes refer to the nodes which are not observable directly.	281
illustration, polarity segment is gene an As the network analyzed.	As an illustration, the segment polarity gene network is analyzed.	282
in data Generating many essential is multivariate applications. Poisson	Generating multivariate Poisson data is essential in many applications.	283
computationally and for generating We multivariate appealing efficient propose a Poisson conceptually data. method	We propose a computationally efficient and conceptually appealing method for generating multivariate Poisson data.	284
we end with random asymmetric existing path-integral generalise replicator To this to approaches couplings. systems	To this end we generalise existing path-integral approaches to replicator systems with random asymmetric couplings.	285
can of onset be determined The self-consistently. instability	The onset of instability can be determined self-consistently.	286
is structural proteins local to for resolution in method similarities A presented. search atomic at	A method to search for local structural similarities in proteins at atomic resolution is presented.	287
architecture. on The robust evolve to mutants the depend to network known ability is	The ability to evolve robust mutants is known to depend on the network architecture.	288
the the Does behavior of networks? dynamical selection on global operate	Does selection operate on the global dynamical behavior of the networks?	289
kind by state-space What are structures selection? of favored	What kind of state-space structures are favored by selection?	290
we given paper this In minimum with structures stack-length. $k$-noncrossing enumerate RNA pseudoknot	In this paper we enumerate $k$-noncrossing RNA pseudoknot structures with given minimum stack-length.	291
interaction. in spots social predict relevant This to addresses empty problem a contribution	This contribution addresses a problem to predict relevant empty spots in social interaction.	292
Homogeneous underlying as the social a networks model interaction. studied and inhomogeneous are	Homogeneous and inhomogeneous networks are studied as a model underlying the social interaction.	293
problem. approach new A address to presented method predictor a the function is as heuristic	A heuristic predictor function approach is presented as a new method to address the problem.	294
homogeneous is a demonstrated over Simulation experiment network.	Simulation experiment is demonstrated over a homogeneous network.	295
the form of simulated test the from is communication. in generated baskets A data	A test data in the form of baskets is generated from the simulated communication.	296
membrane Intracellular are tool potential neuronal neurophysiology. in central of a recordings	Intracellular recordings of neuronal membrane potential are a central tool in neurophysiology.	297
are white this noise model using estimated The characteristics current of injection. first	The characteristics of this model are first estimated using white noise current injection.	298
accuracy. with demonstrate other techniques AEC yields it comparing Tests improved to that recordings	Tests comparing AEC to other techniques demonstrate that it yields recordings with improved accuracy.	299

steps be must these an independent to for generate run methods Consequently, sample. many

Consequently, these methods must be run for many steps to generate an independent sample.

200

this proposed In to this method paper a overcome is difficulty.

In this paper a method is proposed to overcome this difficulty.

201

between chains. This through exchanges chain auxiliary coarse accomplished full and is the the

This is accomplished through exchanges between the full chain and the auxiliary coarse chains.

202

real bandwidth selection in a of heterogeneous features. multidimensional becomes case challenge Automatic

Automatic bandwidth selection becomes a real challenge in case of multidimensional heterogeneous features.

203

to solution This this problem. a paper presents

This paper presents a solution to this problem.

204

partitioning A and filtering are shift mean pseudo introduced. balloon

A pseudo balloon mean shift filtering and partitioning are introduced.

205

of histories Genetic within homologous phylogenetic heterogeneous genes. can a recombination produce set

Genetic recombination can produce heterogeneous phylogenetic histories within a set of homologous genes.

206

Super-resolution in problem difficult important processing. but is image/video an

Super-resolution is an important but difficult problem in image/video processing.

207

single a on The difficult problem hand. with image only is substantially more low-resolution

The problem is substantially more difficult with only a single low-resolution image on hand.

208

systems Evolution space. described ideas dynamical by mental metric of is in

Evolution of ideas is described by dynamical systems in metric mental space.

209

robots. of such domestic be of Creation may improvement useful psycho-robots

Creation of such psycho-robots may be useful improvement of domestic robots.

210

working are simple domestic merely devices At (e.g. moment the robots

At the moment domestic robots are merely simple working devices (e.g.

211

marker a with gametes They preferrably male zygotes than having fuse different their to own.

They fuse to zygotes preferrably with male gametes having a different marker than their own.

212

are such features two dimensional where arise. high There situations

There are two situations where such high dimensional features arise.

213

features high-order arise interactions. High when we also dimensional consider

High dimensional features also arise when we consider high-order interactions.

214

increase considered. The parameters the exponentially will of with order number

The number of parameters will increase exponentially with the order considered.

215

order. number compressed highest The the have may considering of before parameters converged possible

The number of compressed parameters may have converged before considering the highest possible order.

216

apply method We sequence logistic prediction to models. logistic models compression and this classification

We apply this compression method to logistic sequence prediction models and logistic classification models.

217

use data test simulated our real and data both We both in methods chapters. to

We use both simulated data and real data to test our methods in both chapters.

218

is The analysis. explored proteins of usually via folding these kinetics mutational

The folding kinetics of these proteins is usually explored via mutational analysis.

219

of beta-hairpins native structure a WW two form beta-sheet. comprises three-stranded domains that The these

The native structure of these WW domains comprises two beta-hairpins that form a three-stranded beta-sheet.

220

problems. and the and We open literature answers some relevant partial provide survey many

We survey the relevant literature and provide some partial answers and many open problems.

221

sampling), significantly the test sampling). better control The performed (space-variant than (uniform group group

The test group (space-variant sampling), performed significantly better than the control group (uniform sampling).

222

to find the enhanced, was target. as speed The pointing the was accuracy

The pointing accuracy was enhanced, as was the speed to find the target.

223

estimators algorism its Y. were The related by suggested density super-parametric and

The super-parametric density estimators and its related algorism were suggested by Y.

224

examples, Before not can any we estimators. numerical of the applying to comment give

Before applying to numerical examples, we can not give any comment of the estimators.

225

are splines studied covering and Bezier windows as well. B-splines,

B-splines, Bezier splines and covering windows are studied as well.

226

results The show algorism that Y. by suggested

The results show that algorism suggested by Y.

227

endemic infection. the spread Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible study an of the of model We

We study the Susceptible-Infected-Susceptible model of the spread of an endemic infection.

228

global a optimization Simulated approaching popular a solution is for method the problem. of annealing

Simulated annealing is a popular method for approaching the solution of a global optimization problem.

229

the probabilistic of recognition the retrieval enables events. similar and It

It enables the recognition and the probabilistic retrieval of similar events.

230

model. a using inferred examples, a Bayesian probabilities and are network From Dirichlet these

From these examples, probabilities are inferred using a Bayesian network and a Dirichlet model.

231

user model a between enables links graph This interest patterns. similarity to specific to

This enables to links user interest to a specific similarity model between graph patterns.

232

a on experiments Few image proposed multi-spectral sequence recognition illustrate the spatio-temporal performed method. SPOT

Few experiments performed on a multi-spectral SPOT image sequence illustrate the proposed spatio-temporal recognition method.

233

chemical is mechanisms. physical, by biological It and ruled

It is ruled by physical, chemical and biological mechanisms.

234

this this task. for rules developed the paper We present in

We present in this paper the rules developed for this task.

235

measure has the classical been studied This problem. MAX-SAT on

This measure has been studied on the classical MAX-SAT problem.

236

we perform In study computational Majority cellular this (CAs) the task. automata that paper

In this paper we study cellular automata (CAs) that perform the computational Majority task.

237

searching of the quantify degree We statistically this in various difficulty of ways landscape.

We statistically quantify in various ways the degree of difficulty of searching this landscape.

238

we landscape So, go from the exploring the top.

So, we go exploring the landscape from the top.

239

subspace. of Then measure several we properties this

Then we measure several properties of this subspace.

240

a optimal is Otherwise the bound we solution. and gap'', ``duality on a there obtain

Otherwise there is a ``duality gap'', and we obtain a bound on the optimal solution.

241

programming techniques graphs. Thus, with applicable approach for convex dynamic optimization combines our thin

Thus, our approach combines convex optimization with dynamic programming techniques applicable for thin graphs.

242

(e.g. induced thin subgraphs We also a small consider of set to relaxations subgraphs,

We also consider relaxations to a set of small induced subgraphs, thin subgraphs (e.g.

243

cycles. tree by connected and a obtained ``unwinding'' loops),

loops), and a connected tree obtained by ``unwinding'' cycles.

244

that class of introduce variables. addition, In multiscale relaxations ``summary'' new a propose we

In addition, we propose a new class of multiscale relaxations that introduce ``summary'' variables.

245

concept several the landscape the deficiencies cloud argued of overcomes is It that fitness representation.

It is argued that the fitness cloud concept overcomes several deficiencies of the landscape representation.

246

on of demonstrate scientific several from this collections journals. abstracts algorithm We

We demonstrate this algorithm on collections of scientific abstracts from several journals.

247

sense known is as of This familiarity. recognition

This sense of recognition is known as familiarity.

248

networks undergo and rearrangements during diseases. stress Cellular

Cellular networks undergo rearrangements during stress and diseases.

249

the central position. proteasome preserve A such as basic functions, their few

A few basic functions, such as the proteasome preserve their central position.

250

such circuit rate-equations. cannot Therefore, deterministic the as be fully repressilator methods analyzed using

Therefore, the repressilator circuit cannot be fully analyzed using deterministic methods such as rate-equations.

251

of is a complex and elements gene regulatory The characterization very process. experimental resource-intensive

The experimental characterization of gene regulatory elements is a very complex and resource-intensive process.

252

intermediate neutral are trajectories evolutionary to The be steps selectively such in or likely deleterious.

The intermediate steps in such evolutionary trajectories are likely to be selectively neutral or deleterious.

253

and may be long times traits. such populations to required Therefore, evolve large

Therefore, large populations and long times may be required to evolve such traits.

254

this a We of test hypothesis population based model protein evolution. using

We test this hypothesis using a population based model of protein evolution.

255

a model of grained A structure-based is coarse used. protein

A structure-based coarse grained model of a protein is used.

256

large shear very Full at only occurs rates. unfolding

Full unfolding occurs only at very large shear rates.

257

along the human We behavior large-scale chromosomes. compositional explore nucleotide of strand asymmetries

We explore the large-scale behavior of nucleotide compositional strand asymmetries along human chromosomes.

258

in opens for This work crystallography. exciting work and RNA possibilities further modelling

This work opens exciting possibilities for further work in RNA modelling and crystallography.

259

al. prototypical review et of model we package Niesert the Here

Here we review the prototypical package model of Niesert et al.

260

emergence forces promote nature. modularity the in selective We the that investigate of

We investigate the selective forces that promote the emergence of modularity in nature.

261

question in concerns the arising This following biology. evolutionary article computational

This article concerns the following question arising in computational evolutionary biology.

262

triplet sets. in We this all also to article the apply results note weighted that

We note that all the results in this article also apply to weighted triplet sets.

263

its understood. are the well to and not However, relation behind complexification mechanisms the evolution

However, the mechanisms behind the complexification and its relation to evolution are not well understood.

264

mean to complexification different things different contexts. used in can Moreover be

Moreover complexification can be used to mean different things in different contexts.

265

longer Why than us? do live women

Why do women live longer than us?

266

so the Y for chromosome Why is men small?

Why is the Y chromosome for men so small?

267

the dangers marital are What of fidelity?

What are the dangers of marital fidelity?

268

of a data parameters generative the sequence. are abrupt in variations Changepoints

Changepoints are abrupt variations in the generative parameters of a data sequence.

269

on demonstrating the different data illustrate by this real-world algorithm sets. We modularity three

We illustrate this modularity by demonstrating the algorithm on three different real-world data sets.

270

of equations monolithic their sets progress. barrier to as construction a fundamental However, current presents

However, their current construction as monolithic sets of equations presents a fundamental barrier to progress.

271

in datatypes. turn rather These programs than be as require models represented to as

These in turn require models to be represented as programs rather than as datatypes.

272

support have to a developed computational infrastructure this. We

We have developed a computational infrastructure to support this.

273

this "infinite"-size finite- that and equally demonstrate on effective framework networks. is Furthermore, we

Furthermore, we demonstrate that this framework is equally effective on finite- and "infinite"-size networks.

274

modification of of is in regulation role recognized. The post-translational eukaryotic histones gene well

The role of post-translational modification of histones in eukaryotic gene regulation is well recognized.

275

be guiding in discussion in general. of the use could chromatin silencing model The on

The model could be of use in guiding the discussion on chromatin silencing in general.

276

estimate and used of collection to loop structural heterogeneity methods Both regions. ensemble are the

Both ensemble and collection methods are used to estimate the structural heterogeneity of loop regions.

277

speciation invasibility the to applied analysis is Pairwise process. illustrate

Pairwise invasibility analysis is applied to illustrate the speciation process.

278

discuss affects fluctuation diversity. also We how species

We also discuss how fluctuation affects species diversity.

279

Methods a discovery to network are problem a social node solve for presented.

Methods to solve a node discovery problem for a social network are presented.

280

to nodes nodes not which refer are directly. Covert observable the

Covert nodes refer to the nodes which are not observable directly.

281

illustration, polarity segment is gene an As the network analyzed.

As an illustration, the segment polarity gene network is analyzed.

282

in data Generating many essential is multivariate applications. Poisson

Generating multivariate Poisson data is essential in many applications.

283

computationally and for generating We multivariate appealing efficient propose a Poisson conceptually data. method

We propose a computationally efficient and conceptually appealing method for generating multivariate Poisson data.

284

we end with random asymmetric existing path-integral generalise replicator To this to approaches couplings. systems

To this end we generalise existing path-integral approaches to replicator systems with random asymmetric couplings.

285

can of onset be determined The self-consistently. instability

The onset of instability can be determined self-consistently.

286

is structural proteins local to for resolution in method similarities A presented. search atomic at

A method to search for local structural similarities in proteins at atomic resolution is presented.

287

architecture. on The robust evolve to mutants the depend to network known ability is

The ability to evolve robust mutants is known to depend on the network architecture.

288

the the Does behavior of networks? dynamical selection on global operate

Does selection operate on the global dynamical behavior of the networks?

289

kind by state-space What are structures selection? of favored

What kind of state-space structures are favored by selection?

290

we given paper this In minimum with structures stack-length. $k$-noncrossing enumerate RNA pseudoknot

In this paper we enumerate $k$-noncrossing RNA pseudoknot structures with given minimum stack-length.

291

interaction. in spots social predict relevant This to addresses empty problem a contribution

This contribution addresses a problem to predict relevant empty spots in social interaction.

292

Homogeneous underlying as the social a networks model interaction. studied and inhomogeneous are

Homogeneous and inhomogeneous networks are studied as a model underlying the social interaction.

293

problem. approach new A address to presented method predictor a the function is as heuristic

A heuristic predictor function approach is presented as a new method to address the problem.

294

homogeneous is a demonstrated over Simulation experiment network.

Simulation experiment is demonstrated over a homogeneous network.

295

the form of simulated test the from is communication. in generated baskets A data

A test data in the form of baskets is generated from the simulated communication.

296

membrane Intracellular are tool potential neuronal neurophysiology. in central of a recordings

Intracellular recordings of neuronal membrane potential are a central tool in neurophysiology.

297

are white this noise model using estimated The characteristics current of injection. first

The characteristics of this model are first estimated using white noise current injection.

298

accuracy. with demonstrate other techniques AEC yields it comparing Tests improved to that recordings

Tests comparing AEC to other techniques demonstrate that it yields recordings with improved accuracy.

299