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Below, we introduce a set of principles to compose multiple structures made available in BicPAM.
Below, we introduce a length-based transformation of the PhyloCSF log-likelihood ratio score Λ for an alignment, where n is the length of the aligned region in the reference species, 𝒩(x|μ,σ) is the normal density and the six parameters μ C, A C, B C, μ N, A N and B N must be estimated from the training dataset.
Below we introduce a small parameter such that the system (2.4) is written as a form of small perturbation of an integrable.
The two main contributions of this paper are presented below: We introduce a novel workload-dependent M/D/1 queuing model for an AQM-controlled wireless link with Bernoulli packet losses using the PFTK formula taking into account both the fast retransmit mechanism of TCP Reno and the effect of TCP timeout on throughput to obtain the entire queue occupancy distribution.
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Below, we introduce an integrated python pipeline, called kirmes, using the previously described kernels to classify promoter regions of genes as targets of a certain combination of TFs (i.e. as co-regulated).
Below, we introduce some definitions about the basics of permutation groups, as well as a couple of lemmas from Huang and Lu [ 11], that are useful for the study of genome rearrangements.
Below, we introduce the simulation approach to estimate power, benchmark it against the conventional approach for a simple design, and then return to this example to demonstrate a more complex application.
Below, we introduce the lethality of mutants in Eq. (1).
Below, we introduce phylogenetic mixtures from the algebraic point of view (see also [ 26]).
Below, we introduce incomplete multi-color breakpoint graphs for presenting synteny block adjacencies in the assembly and reference sequences.
Below, we introduce 11 key terms that biologists would likely encounter in their explorations to learn more about active learning.
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