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Fastq-dupaway: a fast and memory-efficient tool for deduplication of single- and paired-end NGS data. [PDF]

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Sigorskikh AI, Kompaniets MA, Ilnitskiy IS, Ryabykh GK, Mironov AA.   +4 more
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Research on Enhanced Dynamic Pig Counting Based on YOLOv8n and Deep SORT. [PDF]

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Shen P, Mei K, Xue H, Li T, Zhang G, Zhao Y, Luo W, Mao L.   +7 more
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ATLAS: Machine learning-enhanced filament analysis for the In Vitro Motility Assay. [PDF]

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Duno-Miranda S, Warshaw DM, Nelson SR.
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Taming large-scale genomic analyses via sparsified genomics. [PDF]

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Alser M, Eudine J, Mutlu O.
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Storm over science: predatory practices and the fight for research reliability. [PDF]

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de Lorenzo V, Rainey PB, Williams P, Karahan ZC, López-García P, Jonjić S, Timmis KN.   +6 more
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FishFeats: streamlined quantification of multimodal labeling at the single-cell level in 3D tissues

Letort G, Foley T, Mignerey I, Bally-Cuif L, Dray N.   +4 more
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Improved Divide/Sort/Merge Sorting Networks

SIAM Journal on Computing, 1975
This paper develops sorting networks using the divide/sort/merge strategy. These networks require \[ (0.25)N( \log _2 N )^2 - (0.386)N( \log _2 N ) + O(N) \] comparison-interchanges to sort a list of length N. This is an improvement of order $N(\log _2 N)$ over the best networks previously reported.
Drysdale, R. L. III, Young, Frank H.
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Efficient unbalanced merge–sort

Information Sciences, 2006
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E. NARDELLI, PROIETTI, GUIDO
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Proceedings of the 6th Eurographics Symposium on Sketch-Based Interfaces and Modeling, 2009
Free-sketch recognition systems attempt to recognize freely-drawn sketches without placing stylistic constraints on the users. Such systems often recognize shapes by using geometric primitives that describe the shape's appearance rather than how it was drawn.
A. Wolin, B. Paulson, T. Hammond
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