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Theory and practice in biomedical informatics: a framework for discovery. [PDF]
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A Multimodal Sensor-Based Self-Supervised Learning Framework for Low-Noise System State Prediction and Anomaly Detection. [PDF]
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Integrating the MARTINI2 coarse-grained force field into HADDOCK3 for faster modeling of large biomolecular complexes. [PDF]
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Crosswalk of UH System, UHCC System, and Campus Strategic Plans
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The LILOG knowledge representation system
ACM SIGART Bulletin, 1991The LILOG knowledge representation system is part of LEU/2 - the LILOG Experimentier Umgebung 1 - a natural language understanding system for German. The knowledge representation system comprises a sophisticated knowledge representation system comprises a sophisticated knowledge ...
Toni Bollinger, Udo Pletat
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International Journal of Algebra and Computation, 1994
We introduce the notion of a representation system: it can be viewed as a generalization of a numeration system in an integer base by means of which certain words on a finite alphabet can be represented. We show that under suitable hypotheses, concatenation of words is represented by a right-synchronized rational relation. We study languages which are
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We introduce the notion of a representation system: it can be viewed as a generalization of a numeration system in an integer base by means of which certain words on a finite alphabet can be represented. We show that under suitable hypotheses, concatenation of words is represented by a right-synchronized rational relation. We study languages which are
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Minds and Machines, 2009
The concept of representation has been a key element in the scientific study of mental processes, ever since such studies commenced. However, usage of the term has been all but too liberal--if one were to adhere to common use it remains unclear if there are examples of physical systems which cannot be construed in terms of representation.
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The concept of representation has been a key element in the scientific study of mental processes, ever since such studies commenced. However, usage of the term has been all but too liberal--if one were to adhere to common use it remains unclear if there are examples of physical systems which cannot be construed in terms of representation.
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Self‐Representation in Nervous Systems
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2002Abstract:The brain's earliest self‐representational capacities arose as evolution found neural network solutions for coordinating and regulating inner‐body signals, thereby improving behavioral strategies. Additional flexibility in organizing coherent behavioral options emerges from neural models that represent some of the brain's inner states as ...
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