Winnie (2000) distinguishes between Classical and Algorithmic Information Theory and opts for a revised version of the Algorithmic Theory.
This is a key feature of the algorithmic approach.
Thus, in the case of the algorithmic transformation described above, a single regulatory event could precipitate comprehensive changes to the algorithmic information content of the CTD.
The large number of evaluated prediction targets provides a statistically significant measure of the algorithmic improvements.
> Figure 20 illustrates the impact of the algorithmic choice in the efficiency of BicPAM.
The precision of the algorithmic estimation of confluency is then given by.
The algorithmic basis of BicPAM is described in Algorithm 1.
The algorithmic core of RNAhybrid is a variation of the classic RNA secondary structure prediction.
We discuss the algorithmic details of both phases in the remainder of this section.
We have called this the algorithmic semantics of a CGDDS (equivalently, the algorithmic semantics of a dynamical system or a simulation).
