Some relevant patterns for the wave energy spatial distribution in the Portuguese nearshore are analyzed in this work.
This may hamper computational detection of relevant patterns for neutral variants.
Altogether, 27 different categories can be defined in this way, and 18 of these contain relevant patterns (for example the pattern "1, 1, −1" is impossible).
The cerebellum is known to play a critical role in learning relevant patterns of activity for adaptive motor control, but the underlying network mechanisms are only partly understood.
This generally increases the chance of tracing relevant patterns of motion outside the cluster, for many statistical methods being applied.
In this paper we comprehensively survey the state-of-the-art in securing distributed systems using (security) patterns, considering both relevant patterns and methodologies for applying them.
Information systems designed to manage these data, and the functional insights (biological knowledge) that come from the analysis of these data, are critical to mining large, heterogeneous data sets for new biologically relevant patterns, to generating hypotheses for experimental validation, and ultimately, to building models of how biological systems work.
The first is a kind of database of concepts and facts; the other is short-term, or "episodic". When asked a question, the system, which the company calls a dynamic memory network, will search for relevant patterns in the text that it has learned from; after finding associations, it will use its episodic memory to return to the question and look for further, more abstract patterns.
Subspace analysis techniques search for various relevant patterns in different subspaces of the original data, such as subspace clustering [5], or subspace nearest neighbor search [6].
While we find that small groups evolve for cooperative patch depletion, it is possible that in environments of greater complexity, such as patchy environments with greater diversity of resource types and/or quality, larger groups would be required in order for fitness relevant patterns to be detected via implicit information sharing.
Additionally, most marine populations are characterized by high rates of genetic exchange [12] between chemically homogenous environments [13], which severely constrain available methods for determining ecologically-relevant patterns of dispersal.
