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Exhaustive local chemical space exploration using a transformer model. [PDF]

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Tibo A   +4 more
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Ethical considerations for the age of non-governmental space exploration. [PDF]

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Seylani A   +20 more
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Heterocyclic Assembly: An Underutilized Disconnection with Potential to Maximize High Fsp<sup>3</sup> Chemical Space Exploration. [PDF]

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Taoka BM   +8 more
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Exploring Structure Space

Genetica, 1999
The genome projects are changing biology by the genetic blueprints of entire organisms. The blueprints are tantalizing but we cannot deduce everything we need to know from them, including the structures and detailed functions of proteins. In this paper we describe an approach for obtaining structural information about proteins on a genomic scale.
Thomas C. Terwilliger, Joel Berendzen
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Exploring the similarity space

ACM SIGIR Forum, 1998
Ranked queries are used to locate relevant documents in text databases. In a ranked query a list of terms is specified, then the documents that most closely match the query are returned---in decreasing order of similarity---as answers. Crucial to the efficacy of ranked querying is the use of a similarity heuristic, a mechanism that assigns a numeric ...
Justin Zobel, Alistair Moffat
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Exploring Face Space

2004 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2005
Face recognition is a difficult problem, whether using still images or video. A robust solution is still elusive after 30 years of research. The main reason postulated for this is that two people look more alike than images of the same person under different viewing conditions, i.e.
Terence Sim, Sheng Zhang 0007
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Exploring genome space

Nature, 2000
The completion of entire genome sequences of many experimental organisms, and the promise that the human genome will be completed in the next year, find biology suddenly awash in genome-based data. Scientists are scrambling to develop new technologies that exploit genome data to ask entirely new kinds of questions about the complex nature of living ...
O G, Vukmirovic, S M, Tilghman
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