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Microarray missing data imputation based on a set theoretic framework and biological knowledge. Nucleic Acids Res 2006;34:1608–19

by Xiangchao Gan , Alan Wee , Chung Liew , Hong Yan
"... ABSTRACT Gene expressions measured using microarrays usually suffer from the missing value problem. However, in many data analysis methods, a complete data matrix is required. Although existing missing value imputation algorithms have shown good performance to deal with missing values, they also ha ..."
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exploit the local correlation structure among genes in microarray data, while the second set captures the global correlation structure among arrays. The third set (actually a series of sets) exploits the biological phenomenon of synchronization loss in microarray experiments. In cyclic systems

Presentational focus and thematic structure in comparative Bantu

by Katherine Demuth, Sheila Mmusi - Journal of African Languages and Linguistics , 1997
"... Locative inversion has often been treated as an unaccusativity phenomenon in languages as typologically different as English and Chichewa (e.g. Bresnan 1990). Yet Bantu languages show some diversity in the thematic structure of verbs that can occur with locative inversion and related expletive/imper ..."
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languages. It shows that these differences, the result of morphological loss during historical change, can best be understood synchronically within a theory of partial information structures (Bresnan 1982). 2Presentational Focus and Thematic Structure in Comparative Bantu* 1.0 Locative inversion

Resynchronization Interval of Self-synchronizing Modes of Block Ciphers Summary

by unknown authors
"... In some communication systems, some of the transmitted bits or bit groups are lost or, on the contrary, repeated. Lost or repeated bits or bit groups are called slips. In the case of cipher transmission, these slips produce a loss of the synchronization between transmitter and receiver, which is acc ..."
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is accompanied by the loss of the information being transmitted. Self-synchronizing modes of block ciphers are used for the elimination of this phenomenon. An important characteristic of these mode types is the average number of bits that were transmitted between the end of the slip and the moment

Evaluating and Modeling Window Synchronization in Highly Multiplexed Flows

by Jim Gast, Paul Barford , 2003
"... In this paper, we investigate issues of synchronization in highly aggregated flows such as would be found in the Internet backbone. Understanding this phenomenon is important since it leads to reduced network utilization. Our hypothesis is that regularly spaced loss events lead to window synchroniza ..."
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In this paper, we investigate issues of synchronization in highly aggregated flows such as would be found in the Internet backbone. Understanding this phenomenon is important since it leads to reduced network utilization. Our hypothesis is that regularly spaced loss events lead to window

Diffusion Approximation to Study the Flow Synchronization in ATM Networks

by T. Czachórski, J. M. Fourneau, L. Kloul , 1995
"... Diffusion approximation is a method which consists in replacing a discrete valued process with an appropriate continuous one. Using this method, we study some problems related to the flow synchronization in ATM networks. We model the end-to-end transmission delay and introduce a synchronization stat ..."
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station at the receiver level to compensate the dispersion effect that can be drawn by the jitter phenomenon. We compute several performance measures such as buffer queue length distribution and cell loss probabilities. 1 Introduction In ATM networks, the agreement terms between the user and the network

Resonance and anti-resonance: from mathematical theory to clinical cancer treatment design. Handbook of cancer models with applications to cancer screening, cancer treatment and risk assessment

by Z. Agur, Y. Kheifetz
"... ”We unfortunately learned the slow way that intuitive trial and error combination of drugs—without any quantitative guidance as to the influence of each manipulation on end results is apt to result in no improvement, only discouragement and little useful information for future planning ” (Skipper,19 ..."
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,1986). Models of population dynamics, under various distributions of environmentally-inflicted loss processes, suggest that population persistence depends on the level of synchronization of the environmental and population processes. Population growth is maximized when disturbance periodicity

An Optimistic Obsolescence-Based Approach To Event Synchronization For Massive Multiplayer Online Games

by Stefano Ferretti, Marco Roccetti, Claudio E. Palazzi - in International Journal of Computers and Applications, ACTA Press , 2006
"... Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOGs) are no longer a chimera. Day after day, new exemplars of this application are released, available for free on the Web or on sale. Yet, high lags frequently affect MMOGs annoying customers. This frustrating phenomenon is mainly due to the best-effort service ..."
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Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOGs) are no longer a chimera. Day after day, new exemplars of this application are released, available for free on the Web or on sale. Yet, high lags frequently affect MMOGs annoying customers. This frustrating phenomenon is mainly due to the best

Robust multiplexed codes for compression of heterogeneous data

by Hervé Jégou, Christine Guillemot - n o 4, Apr. 2005, p. 1393-1403. TEMICS 27
"... Abstract — Compression systems of real signals (images, video, audio) generate sources of information with different levels of priority which are then encoded with variable length codes (VLC). This paper addresses the issue of robust transmission of such VLC encoded heterogeneous sources over error- ..."
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-prone channels. VLCs are very sensitive to channel noise: when some bits are altered, synchronization losses can occur at the receiver. This paper describes a new family of codes, called multiplexed codes, that confine the de-synchronization phenomenon to low priority data while asymptotically reaching

Isoflurane disrupts anterio-posterior phase synchronization of flash-induced field potentials in the rat

by Olga A Imas , Kristina M Ropella , James D Wood , Anthony G Hudetz - Neurosci. Lett , 2006
"... Abstract Consciousness presumes a set of integrated functions such as sensory processing, attention, and interpretation, and may depend upon both local and long-range phase synchronization of neuronal activity in cerebral cortex. Here we investigated whether volatile anesthetic isoflurane at concen ..."
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at concentrations that produce loss of consciousness (LOC) disrupts long-range anterio-posterior and local anterior synchronization of neuronal activity in the rat. In six rats, deep electrodes were chronically implanted in the primary visual cortex (V1) and in two areas of the motor cortex (M1 and M2

On the influence of transducer internal loss in piezoelectric energy harvesting with sshi interface

by J. R. Liang, W. H. Liao - Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures
"... ABSTRACT: In piezoelectric energy harvesting, the harvesting efficiency can be greatly improved with the switching interface called synchronized switch harvesting on inductor. However, we found from experiments that, the voltage across the piezoelectric element reverses a little bit after every inve ..."
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and effective inversion factors are of interest. In this article, the phenomenon on voltage reversion after every inversion is first described. Based on the experimental results, it is analyzed that this reversion is caused by the transducer internal loss. A revised model con-sidering the influence
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