There's a new version of Songbeat, a simple but powerful desktop application for discovering music online, and I like it.
Clustering (Hartigan 1975; Jain and Dubes 1988; Oliveira and Pedrycz 2007) is a widely used technique in data mining application for discovering patterns in underlying data, which partitions the input space into K regions depending on some similarity/dissimilarity metric, where the value of K may or may not be known a priori.
The integration mentioned above spans many different areas, like life sciences, where there are many examples of scientific applications for discovering biological and medical unknown factors that could greatly benefit from increased computational resources.
Their potential applications for discovering and measuring protein biomarkers could include routine screening, staging of disease progression, prediction of the course of disease, assessment of disease outcome, monitoring disease recurrence, and personalized assessment of drug response and toxicity, to name a few.
First, it says that it's primarily targeting local, independent businesses, rather than chains (they say that one goal is to make the application useful for discovering interesting new mom-and-pop stores and restaurants).
And yet, even though we're heading into a world where we'll soon have over a million applications at our fingertips, the methods for discovering applications, downloading them to our devices, and managing them once there, are holdovers from the desktop era.
EASE is a customized stand-alone software application with statistical functions for discovering biological themes within gene lists.
Identification of potential targets for drugs is important for discovering new therapeutic applications as well as identifying potential undesirable side-effects ("off-target interactions").
Since the algorithm discovers one bicluster at a time, repeated application of the method on a modified matrix is needed for discovering multiple biclusters.
The laboratory mouse has become the organism of choice for discovering gene function and unravelling pathogenetic mechanisms of human diseases through the application of various functional genomic approaches.
God give me strength not to trust to God!" A satire of Judeo-Christian expressions of the ideal life, perhaps, yet sadly, today it's difficult to imagine a research scientist praying for anything so noble when there are patent applications for newly discovered genes to fill out and stock options to consider.
