Sentence examples for computational schema from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present a computational schema in which, in order to price financial European options, an IoT framework processes data, as financial assets, expiration day, interest rate, strike price.

For the multi-task learning based QSAR modeling and collaborative filtering based QSAR modeling, the target information is implicitly embedded in one computational schema and the target descriptor is not required to be calculated, while for LOR and PCM, they explicitly require the target information.

"Specifically, we explored the formation of non-woven fiber structures generated by the silkworms as a computational schema for determining shape and material optimization of fiber-based surface structures".

A computational schema can rigorously consider all relevant determinants of arterial drug distribution, and systematically delineate the relative effects of each variable.

Computational methods like SCHEMA and statistical coupling analysis can be used to identify structural subunits suitable for recombination.

HOW THIS MIGHT CHANGE CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS ☑ The results from this study introduce an effective computational drug screening schema that can modify how new therapeutic compounds are identified.

Recent, significant advances in protein engineering have come through computational methods, such as SCHEMA, ProSAR, and ROSETTA.

Further implications for education are the difficulty of transferring knowledge from one domain to another, the effect that curriculum sequence may have on learning, the conditions best suited for the acquisition of schemas, and a computational definition for the difficult notion of conceptual understanding.

Fixed point theory has a computational flavor as one can define effective iteration schemas for the computation of fixed points of various nonlinear mappings.

Gobet and Simon have described a computational model providing a mechanisms explaining how schemas are created in this situation (Gobet and Simon 2000).

Although rough computational tests can be applied to evaluate the schema fitness (Section 3 of Supplementary Material), in a typical real-world scenario (and what has been applied thus far), an uncharacterized amyloid sequence is predicted using all schemas, and results are compared against the body of existing experimental data or used to guide further disambiguating experimentation.