Neil Sloane, a retired Bell Labs mathematician as well as the co-editor of Shannon's collected papers and the founder of the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, agreed.
— he laments all the "brain-leapingly strange" work that is being purged "by people who have a narrow, almost grade-schoolish notion of what sort of curiosity an on-line encyclopedia will be able to satisfy in the years to come".
This paper describes an approach to deriving such a large scale and multilingual resource by exploiting several facets of the on-line encyclopedia Wikipedia.
In Table 1 we present a sequence of functional equations for the generating function (H x)=1+x), where OEIS means the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences [5].
The values for n up to 18 can be found in sequence of the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences.
Wikipedia [ 19], a free on-line encyclopedia prefers "Down syndrome" as main heading, while it includes possessive form for many other eponyms (eg, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease).
We further investigated the NOS gene expression levels in OVCA cell lines using the cancer cell line encyclopedia (CCLE) database and OVCA tumors using Oncomine on 'Bonome Ovarain Data set'.
Signatures were applied to datasets from TCGA, GEO, CaArray, ArrayExpress, and the cancer cell line encyclopedia.
Moreover, the application of our approach to the Cancer Cell line Encyclopedia (CCLE) (Barretina et al., 2012) dataset led to statistically validated models, displaying R0 test values of∼0.74, which were comparable to those obtained on the GDSC and NCI60 datasets.
WEBMD www.webmd.com On-line chats with experts, message boards, medical updates, an encyclopedia, a medical library and a drug reference guide in an uncluttered design.
We mapped the network biomarkers found to several on-line freeware of pathway analysis, such as KEEG (Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes) [ 18], NOA (network ontology analysis) [ 19, 20] and the DAVID bioinformatics database [ 21, 22].
