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The persistence landscape and some of its properties [PDF]
In: Topological Data Analysis. Abel Symposia, vol 15. Springer.
(2020), 2018 Persistence landscapes map persistence diagrams into a function space, which may often be taken to be a Banach space or even a Hilbert space. In the latter case, it is a feature map and there is an associated kernel. The main advantage of this summary is that it allows one to apply tools from statistics and machine learning.
A Adcock +33 more
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Experimental exploration over a quantum control landscape through nuclear magnetic resonance [PDF]
Physical Review A 89, 033413 (2014), 2015 The growing successes in performing quantum control experiments motivated the development of control landscape analysis as a basis to explain these findings.When a quantum system is controlled by an electromagnetic field, the observable as a functional of the control field forms a landscape. Theoretical analyses have revealed many properties of control
Pelczer, István +4 more
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Physical Review D, 2010 We initiate a quantitative exploration of the entire landscape. Predictions thus far have focused on subsets of landscape vacua that share most properties with our own. Using the entropic principle (the assumption that entropy production traces the formation of complex structures such as observers), we derive six predictions that apply to the whole ...
Roni Harnik, Raphael Bousso
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BMC Genomics, 2022 Background Osmanthus fragrans is an evergreen plant with high ornamental and economic values. However, they are easily injured by salt stress, which severely limits their use in high salinity areas.
Meilin Zhu +7 more
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Long-term success of floodplain meadow restoration on species-poor grassland
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 2023 Restoration of floodplain meadows remains a challenge, as many degraded sites suffer from seed limitation. The transfer of seed-containing plant material from species-rich donor sites is a widely used method to restore semi-natural grasslands.
Leonhard Sommer +4 more
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Energy Landscapes and the Landscape of Fear [PDF]
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2017 Animals are not distributed randomly in space and time because their movement ecology is influenced by a variety of factors. Energy landscapes and the landscape of fear have recently emerged as largely independent paradigms, both reshaping our perspectives and thinking relating to the spatial ecology of animals across heterogeneous landscapes. We argue
Rory P. Wilson +4 more
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Landscape Ecology, 2021 AbstractContextAgroecology combines agronomic and ecological concepts. It relies on the enhancement of biodiversity and related ecosystem services to support agricultural production. It is dependent on biological interactions for the design and management of agricultural systems in agricultural landscapes.ObjectivesWe review the role of landscape ...
Jeanneret, Ph. +7 more
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Landscapes and fragilities [PDF]
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2004 The concept of fragility provides a possibility to rank different supercooled liquids on the basis of the temperature dependence of dynamic and/or thermodynamic quantities. We recall here the definitions of kinetic and thermodynamic fragility proposed in the last years and discuss their interrelations.
RUOCCO, Giancarlo +4 more
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, 2015 Doctoral summer-school, august 2015 "Connecting science and local communities in Rangifer research", organized by SLU-ISRA (supervised by Birgitta Åhman (SLU). This poster was made with Åsa Larsson-Blind, PhD in sociology at the Arctic University. It has been presented during the Arctic Ungulate Conference, just following the summer course (16 to 21 ...
Courault, Romain, Larsson Blind, Åsa
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The turfgrass in landscape and landscaping [PDF]
Ornamental Horticulture, 2020 Abstract Turfgrasses have become an essential element in the world landscape, due to their aesthetic, environmental and agricultural values. Since prehistory, specifically in the age of dinosaurs, grass pollens have been reported by historians, as well as African tribes have used grass species around their villages for hunting and defending enemies ...
Regina Maria Monteiro de Castilho +2 more
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