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BMCBI
2006
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Hidden Markov Model Variants and their Application
Markov statistical methods may make it possible to develop an unsupervised learning process that can automatically identify genomic structure in prokaryotes in a comprehensive way...
Stephen Winters-Hilt
BMCBI
2006
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Genomes as geography: using GIS technology to build interactive genome feature maps
Background: Many commonly used genome browsers display sequence annotations and related attributes as horizontal data tracks that can be toggled on and off according to user prefe...
Mary E. Dolan, Constance C. Holden, M. Kate Beard,...
ENTCS
2006
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Communication Attitudes: A Formal Approach to Ostensible Intentions, and Individual and Group Opinions
Conventional approaches to the modeling of autonomous agents and agent communication rely heavily on the ascription of mental properties like beliefs and intentions to the individ...
Matthias Nickles, Felix A. Fischer, Gerhard Wei&sz...
BMCBI
2007
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Multiple non-collinear TF-map alignments of promoter regions
Background: The analysis of the promoter sequence of genes with similar expression patterns is a basic tool to annotate common regulatory elements. Multiple sequence alignments ar...
Enrique Blanco, Roderic Guigó, Xavier Messe...
BMCBI
2007
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Using expression arrays for copy number detection: an example from E. coli
Background: The sequencing of many genomes and tiling arrays consisting of millions of DNA segments spanning entire genomes have made high-resolution copy number analysis possible...
Dmitriy Skvortsov, Diana Abdueva, Michael E. Stitz...