Our system aims at helping user retrieve traces of problem solving knowledge in large corpus of email from a past project.
The downstream bandwidth (from the Web to a customer) can be several times larger than the upstream bandwidth, letting a user retrieve Web pages and files much more rapidly.
Typically, a user retrieves files of interest to him/her via keyword search instead of retrieving back all the files.
Each user retrieves the maximal diversity if it has at least L h blocks of size b which implies b ≤ N p L h N u.
When a user retrieves a collection through the Pipeline database interface, the LONI Pipeline can automatically generate a study design module – e.g., an IDAGet or XNATGet module for retrieving all the neuroimaging data included in the study design module.
As a result, the user retrieves all diseases (or genes) that are associated with this gene (or disease).
Links to the source databases are also provided to help the user retrieve supplementary information about the protein.
Links to the source databases are also provided to help the user retrieve supplementary information about the original protein.
Once a user retrieves the document, the attached annotations are also loaded and the user obtains the opinion of peers about it.
Links to the NCBI website are also provided to help the user retrieve supplementary information on the gene, mRNA and reference protein associated with the AltORF.
