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Multi‐Level Street‐Based Analysis of the Urban Fabric: Developments for a Nationwide Taxonomy
Multiple fabric assessment (MFA) is a computer‐aided procedure designed for identifying and characterizing urban fabric types (morphotypes) from a street‐based perspective. Nonetheless, the original MFA presents some limitations: it relies on surface‐based descriptors, conceived as proxy variables for the pedestrian perspective in urban form analysis ...
Alessandro Araldi, Giovanni Fusco
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Investigating plasticity within the interleukin-6 family with AlphaFold-Multimer. [PDF]
Düsterhöft S, Greve JN, Garbers C.
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A post‐processing framework for assessing BirdNET identification accuracy and community composition
Passively collected acoustic data have become increasingly common in wildlife research and have prompted the development of machine‐learning approaches to extract and classify large sets of audio files. BirdNET is an open‐source automatic prediction model that is popular because of its lack of training requirements for end users.
Michael C. Thompson+3 more
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The T-DBSCAN Algorithm for Stopover Site Identification of Migration Birds Based on Satellite Positioning Data. [PDF]
He X+6 more
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A note on the richness of convex hulls of VC classes
Gábor Lugosi+2 more
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Sexual traits, such as visual adornments, sound‐based cues and courtship dances, are frequently displayed in combination as multimodal signals. Some hypotheses propose that different signals trade‐off with each other, potentially due to resource limitations (‘trade‐off’ or transfer hypothesis) or that these develop simultaneously to enhance ...
Sonia Ariznavarreta+2 more
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Singularities of convex hulls of smooth hypersurfaces
Ilya Aleksandrovich Bogaevsky
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Overwintering stem‐dwelling insects exhibit a non‐random spatial structure within individual stems and within different subsections of an urban meadowscape. Low intensity mows lead to higher survival rates of overwintering stem‐dwelling insects than no mowing and high intensity mows.
Thomas C. K. Hall+2 more
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Clustering explanation based on multi-hyperrectangle. [PDF]
Zeng T, Zhong C, Pan T.
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