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Convergent proteogenomic evidence prioritises five causal proteins and new drug targets for major psychiatric disorders

Margelyte R, Dardani C, Hanson AL, Shen X, Havdahl A, Rai D, McIntosh AM, Wray NR, Davey Smith G, Hemani G, Bullmore ET, Gaunt TR, Khandaker GM.   +12 more
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False targets efficiency in defense strategy

European Journal of Operational Research, 2009
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Kjell Hausken, Gregory Levitin
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Search Times and False Targets [PDF]

, 1989
Abstract : This report describes an analysis of some simulated search time data. The purpose of the report is to provide a guide for estimating the impact of false targets on the time a searcher is exposed to hostile action. The program that was used to generate the search time data is listed in the report. Keywords: Search; False targets; Search time.
Forrest, R.N.
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Is it wise to protect false targets?

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2011
Abstract The paper considers a system consisting of genuine elements and false targets that cannot be distinguished by the attacker's observation. The false targets can be destroyed with much less effort than the genuine elements. We show that even when an attacker cannot distinguish between the genuine elements and the false targets, in many cases ...
Kjell Hausken, Gregory Levitin
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Protection vs. false targets in series systems

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2009
The paper analyses the optimal distribution of the defense resources between protecting the genuine system elements and deploying false elements (targets) in a series system, which is destroyed when any genuine element is destroyed. False and genuine elements cannot be distinguished by the attacker.
Kjell Hausken, Gregory Levitin
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Object defense with preventive strike and false targets

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2018
Abstract In this paper, optimal strategies for the defender and the attacker are studied. The defender moves first, allocating its limited resources into three diverse measures: launching a preventive strike, building false targets, and protecting the genuine object.
Rui Peng, Di Wu, Hui Xiao
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False targets vs. redundancy in homogeneous parallel systems

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2009
System defense against natural threats and disasters that have a stochastic nature includes providing redundancy and protecting system elements. The defense against strategic intentional attacks can also include deploying false targets aimed at misleading the attacker.
Kjell Hausken, Gregory Levitin
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Resource allocation among multiple targets for a defender-attacker game with false targets consideration

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2021
Abstract Appropriate resource allocation among multiple targets plays a vital role in the defender-attacker game. Traditional methods seldom consider the optimal resource allocation with more than one strategy among multiple targets. Accordingly, we assume that the defender moves first, allocating resources in deploying different false targets and ...
Song Ding, Bingfeng Ge, Xia Boyuan
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Is it wise to leave some false targets unprotected?

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2013
Abstract The paper considers a system consisting of genuine elements and false targets that cannot be distinguished by the attacker's observation. The false targets can be destroyed with much less effort than the genuine elements. To enhance the attack efficiency the attacker uses a double attack strategy in which it tries first to eliminate with ...
Kjell Hausken, Gregory Levitin
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Target Motion Analysis in the Presence of False Alarm

1992 American Control Conference, 1992
Usually, target motion analysis (TMA) is based upon the Gaussian statistical assumption for the additive corrupting measurement noise and ignores the presence of false alarms. In this paper, a realistic maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) is developed for TMA problems when the available measurement at each sampling time is either a true detection or a ...
Jauffret, Claude, Bar-Shalom, Yaakov
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