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Information Characteristics and the Structure of Landscapes

Evolutionary Computation, 2000
Various techniques for statistical analysis of the structure of fitness landscapes have been proposed. An important feature of these techniques is that they study the ruggedness of landscapes by measuring their correlation characteristics. This paper proposes a new information analysis of fitness landscapes.
Vesselin K. Vassilev   +2 more
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Landscape indicators for the evaluation of tourist landscape structure

International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology, 2013
Landscape structure has been analysed in many European countries with the aid of indicator-based landscape assessments, geographical information system (GIS) and remote-sensing techniques, applied mainly in landscape ecology and geography. The objective of this paper is to present a developed framework of landscape indicators and appropriate spatial ...
Theano S Terkenli   +2 more
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Navigating structure–activity landscapes

Drug Discovery Today, 2009
The problem of how to explore structure-activity relationships (SARs) systematically is still largely unsolved in medicinal chemistry. Recently, data analysis tools have been introduced to navigate activity landscapes and to assess SARs on a large scale.
Jürgen, Bajorath   +5 more
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LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE

2023
Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 11-04, page: 4480.
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THE STRUCTURE OF LANDSCAPE GARDENING LANDSCAPES IN CENTRAL EUROPE

Ukrainian Journal of Natural Sciences, 2023
Structurality is one of the important peculiarities of landscapes of different genesis and levels of organization. The structure of the landscape determines its physiognomic organization, shape, spatial and structural features. Garden and park landscapes are examples of constructive territory planning, cultural or «soft» use of natural conditions and ...
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Structuring the Industry 4.0 Landscape

2019 24th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA), 2019
The industry and research efforts to standardize Industry 4.0 related developments have merged into an unmanageable amount of reference models, architectures and specification activities. As these efforts have only been roughly coordinated, am incomprehensible and confusing landscape occurred.
Sebastian R. Bader   +3 more
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On the structure and transformation of landscapes

1997
Whilst the metaphor of ‘fitness landscapes’ is widely applied in the evolutionary algorithm (EA) community, there are several assumptions requiring its application that are often ignored, such as the underlying structure of the search space and the ontological status of the values depicted by the landscape.
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The evolving structure of the technological landscape

Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 2011
In this paper, we set out to analyse the evolving structure of the technological landscape on which our knowledge-based economies thrive. To this end, we develop a network-analytic model, which we use to characterise and study the evolving pattern of citations among all patents granted in the USA from 1975 to 1999.
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Structural landscapes

2010
In thinking about what is important in my work a few major themes come to mind. There is the immediate imagery which is primarily a fanciful landscape in which man-made and natural elements collide. There is the notion of subject, as in, the broader subject of my work; as well as questioning what constitutes a subject at all.
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The structuring of prehistoric landscape

Antiquity, 1991
Some recent archaeological landscape projects in Czechoslovakia have found a theoretical background within the concept of ’community areas‘. According to this concept prehistoric populations are approached as divided into communities. Each community is supposed to have shared a common territory within which most of its activities were concentrated. The
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