This paper presents the development of a dynamic architecture for artificial neural network (DAN2) model for solving nonlinear forecasting and pattern recognition problems.
The complexity of nowadays systems imposes development of a dynamic architecture based on modularization, dependency, processing and data access principles.
In order to fulfill the bandwidth demands from end users, a dynamic architecture is proposed with co-existence of LTE, WiMax and UWB technologies.
Decades of signal transduction research have elucidated a complex and dynamic architecture of signaling pathways and networks that are associated with cellular responses, physiological responses as well as various pathologies.
We illustrate this approach by modeling aspects of three biological systems: development of the mammalian pancreas; the differentiation of T cells in the thymus; and the dynamic architecture of a lymph node.
In conclusion, this scheme FRET quantification will be useful for studying both static and dynamic architecture of a wide range of cellular machines in vivo.
A crystal structure, molecular dynamics simulation and atomic mutagenesis studies suggest that nucleotides of an asymmetric bulge participate in the dynamic architecture of the ribozyme's active center.
The first study illustrates how the proposed OGs and supporting tool can help to recover and to reason about the dynamic architecture of two systems: myAppointments (a personal information manager system) and JHotDraw (a well-known framework for creating drawing applications).
Single-molecule fluorescence and in particular single-molecule Förster Resonance Energy Transfer (smFRET) is a powerful tool to provide real-time information on the dynamic architecture of large macromolecular structures such as eukaryotic transcription initiation complexes.
Dynamic architecture of the protein interaction network has an important role in the regulation of cell behavior.
As he sees it, learning is an important aspect of childhood, but it occurs in punctuated bursts rather than slowly and cumulatively, the timing driven, perhaps, by the dynamic architecture of the developing nervous system.
