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With the wealth of publications and data available, powerful and transparent computational approaches are required to represent measured data and scientific knowledge in a computable and searchable format.

In order to represent the discrete saddle point problem in a computable form, we proceed as follows.

This paper investigates the effect on road wear and deformation of alternatives to the Fourth Power Law in a computable general equilibrium model of Sweden.

Electronic laboratory interfaces can significantly increase the value of ambulatory electronic health record (EHR) systems by providing laboratory result data automatically and in a computable form.

The calculated regional extensive margins are then introduced in a computable general equilibrium (CGE) economic model which has been frequently used to assess the land use implications of ethanol production.

Representing these assertions and the experimental data which support them in a computable way means that they could be used in logical reasoning environments, i.e. for automated meta-analyses, or linking hypotheses and results across different levels of neuroscientific experiments.

Our 2006 publication describing the comprehensive curation of protein and genetic interactions for the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae began to address this data challenge by completing the first systematic effort to convert the interaction data embedded in the biomedical literature into a computable format [ 3].

Here, we describe and quantify the discrete tasks involved in translating free-text into a computable format and assess which limitations to curation speed and scalability are imposed by the nature of this work and where additional gains in efficiency can be made to facilitate scaling up phenotypic curation to encompass the full morphological and phylogenetic literature.

The contact angle, being difficult to measure, was generally disregarded in most analyses, and in practice, seldom incorporated as a computable quantity in the majority of published SLH correlations.

In this paper, a computable model derived from step approximation method was present to theoretically determine the coupling loss.

We characterize distributional chaos for linear operators on Fréchet spaces in terms of a computable condition (DCC), and also as the existence of distributionally irregular vectors.