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All the modules share the same, properly designed, I/O interface, so the platform can be configured to accommodate CNNs of any size or structure, composed of a number of processing blocks that can be physically distributed over several FPGA boards.
Considering that the generator power angle prediction and response based transient instability detection modules share the same data and application programming interface, it is convenient to update the existing modules or develop new modules and add them to the test platform in order to meet the multiple test requirements.
Both modules share the optimized floating object compliant with the Snazer XML-schema previously mentioned and discussed in Sec.
As the eQTL modules share the common GO annotation of ribosome biogenesis (Ribi), we call this group of eQTL hotspots the Ribi group.
Because the BioC core C++ implementation is based on libxml2 (http://xmlsoft.org/), all SWIG extension modules share the same XML interface with BioC files.
Suppose, the reference hierarchy RH is resembled in split s i for the cases (a) two clustered modules share the same parent module or (b) have a parent/child relationship.
First, R-MCL usually merges functional modules sharing the same (bridge) node(s).
Finally, the ESR module shared the same generic user interfaces and data processing functions with other modules in the CTMS.
Moreover, we tested overlaps between expression modules; the p-value matrix in Figure 9 shows that, in each of the four clusters, the expression modules share a significantly large number of genes while there are little overlaps between expression modules that belong to different clusters.
The two modules share four proteins, AFP1, AFP2, AFP3 and TMAC2.
At a stringent cutoff p = 0.01, genes in the 7 modules share a total of 65 GO categories, and 105 at p = 0.05, whilst random gene sets of the same sizes and the scattered gene set do not share any GO category even at a very loose cut off p = 0.10.
