Sharemind is not focused on (anonymous) storage; the current prototype solution is based on distributing data from one source among three nodes referred to as data miners, and is only secure as long as the three miners do not collude.
Despite the good overall agreement of the models based on distributed inhibition and the experimental data, there are some differences for spatially extended objects and at high velocities.
In this paper, we introduce an architecture of network virtualization for cognitive wireless mesh networks, which is based on distributed computing different to conventional NFV in data center-based cloud computing environment.
The Virtual Database consists of a framework for advanced Web-based retrieval, analysis, and visualization of spatially related environmental data based on the integration of distributed data repositories.
The design and analysis of such trials is often based on models assuming normally distributed data, possibly after an appropriate transformation.
This game is a prototype implementation of an artificial online cognitive architecture based on the usage of distributed data representations and Vector Symbolic Architectures.
It is based on the concept of distributed data and information ownership, and in practice it works as a gateway to access geospatial data and products through its metadata.
The number of data points per quantile were not the same for each platform (roughly 12.6 K, 9.9 K and 3.9 K for Affymetrix, Agilent and Amersham, respectively), however, re-computing the correlation per quantile based on 1.6 K evenly distributed data points per quantile did not change the results (not shown).
Data on the density of medicinal plants were logarithmically transformed as DCA based on the assumption of normally distributed data.
In this study, we analyze and describe the topographical and semi-quantitate the level of expression of three PI3K isoforms (IA PI3K (p85), PI3K-C2α and PI3K-C2β), which are considered to be widely distributed (data based on in vitro studies), in a range of normal human tissues using immunohistochemical techniques.
