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RMapAlign3N: fast mapping of 3N-Reads. [PDF]
Bioinform AdvAbstract Summary Nucleotide conversion sequencing techniques are frequently used for the detection of various types of chemical modifications at nucleotide level. However, mapping of chemically treated reads to large reference sequences that contain only three nucleotides can be highly compute ...
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Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 1998 We develop number theoretic tools that allow to perform computations relevant for the quantum mechanics over finite fields of arbitrary, odd size, with the same speedup that is enjoyed by the Fast Fourier Transform.
Athanasiu, G. G. +2 more
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Toward Fast and Accurate Map-to-Map Matching of City Street Maps [PDF]
2020 IEEE 23rd International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC), 2020 Frequently, various sources of geographic streetrelated data are covering the same space. Many geospatial traffic services require interoperability of the different datasets, which can be achieved by road network matching. A prominent use case is map conflation.
Ebendt, Rüdiger +1 more
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Fast Mapping onto Census Blocks [PDF]
2020 IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference (HPEC), 2020 8 pages, 7 figures, 55 references; accepted to IEEE HPEC ...
Jeremy Kepner +23 more
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Language Learning and Development, 2010 Since the seminal 1957 studies of word learning by Roger Brown, most experimental studies of lexical acquisition have concerned fast mapping: the process through which a new lexical entry is established, and through which representations of the linguistic context of a newly heard word interact with representations of its nonlinguistic context to fix an
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Fast mapping of novel word forms traced neurophysiologically
Frontiers in Psychology, 2011 Human capacity to quickly learn new words, critical for our ability to communicate using language, is well-known from behavioural studies and observations, but its neural underpinnings remain unclear.
Yury eShtyrov, Yury eShtyrov
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2012 Upon fast mapping, children rarely retain new words even over intervals as short as five minutes. In this study, we asked whether the memory process of encoding or consolidation is the bottleneck to retention.
Natalie eMunro +5 more
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Get the story straight: contextual repetition promotes word learning from storybooks
Frontiers in Psychology, 2011 Although reading storybooks to preschool children is a common activity believed to improve language skills, how children learn new vocabulary from being to has been largely neglected in the shared storybook reading literature.
Jessica S Horst +2 more
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Prior Exposure and Toddlers’ Sleep-Related Memory for Novel Words
Brain Sciences, 2021 Children can easily link a novel word to a novel, unnamed object—something referred to as fast mapping. Despite the ease and speed with which children do this, their memories for novel fast-mapped words can be poor unless they receive memory supports ...
Emma L. Axelsson +4 more
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Gravothermal Solutions of SIDM Halos: Mapping from Constant to Velocity-dependent Cross Section
The Astrophysical Journal, 2023 The scale-free gravothermal fluid formalism has long proved effective in describing the evolution of self-interacting dark matter halos with a constant dark matter particle cross section.
Shengqi Yang +6 more
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