Sentence examples for freely available implementations from inspiring English sources
We list these different properties of a method in Supplementary Note 2, along with a brief discussion about their algorithmic approach, important parameters, and directions to freely available implementations.
Furthermore, it offers several freely available implementations.
Prolog is the most widely used logic programming language; it is well developed with multiple open and freely available implementations.
Three of the four methods are freely available implementations, while the fourth was developed within the project and is included in CASE's source code.
We chose a total of 42 module detection methods based on (i) a freely available implementation, (ii) performance within previous evaluation studies17,19,20,21, and (iii) novelty of the algorithm.
This work proposes both (i) a transcription of existing GP parallelization strategies into the OpenCL programming platform; and (ii) a freely available implementation to evaluate its suitability for GP, by assessing the performance of parallel strategies on the CPU and GPU processors from different vendors.
We have described a molecular morphing tool, Molpher, which, to the best of our knowledge, is the first freely available implementation of the concept also known as 'chemical space travel' [46].
We introduce a new algorithm specifically optimized for this task, as well as a freely available implementation, BFAST, which can align data produced by any of current sequencing platforms, allows for user-customizable levels of speed and accuracy, supports paired end data, and provides for efficient parallel and multi-threaded computation on a computer cluster.
Although all data and code is freely available, implementation of the current model version in a new city requires some modelling skills.
While the Selventa Knowledgebase is a private commercial resource, a subset of the information contained in it as well as a freely available implementation of RCR called Whistle have recently been made publically available via the OpenBEL initiative (http://www.openbel.org).org
