'De bruijn' presentation slideshows

MGM Workshop Assembly Tutorial Alicia Clum DOE Joint Genome Institute, Walnut Creek, CA

MGM Workshop Assembly Tutorial Alicia Clum DOE Joint Genome Institute, Walnut Creek, CA May 14, 2012. Contents. Vocabulary introduction Introduction to short-read genome sequencing and assembly Practical experience of short read genome assembly

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A Hybrid Approach for the Automated Finishing of Bacterial Genomes

A Hybrid Approach for the Automated Finishing of Bacterial Genomes.

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How Kinect works?

How Kinect works?. Po-Hsiang Chen Advisor: Sheng- Jyh Wang. Major References. Shotton , J., A. Fitzgibbon, et al. (2011). "Real-Time Human Pose Recognition in Parts from Single Depth Images." Microsoft Research Cambridge & Xbox Incubation CVPR 2011 Best Paper

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De novo bacterial genome sequencing: millions of very short reads assembled on a desktop computer

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Mahdi Asadpour (amahdi@student.ethz.ch)

A DoS-Resilient Information System for Dynamic Data Management by Baumgart, M. and Scheideler, C. and Schmid, S. In SPAA 2009. Mahdi Asadpour (amahdi@student.ethz.ch). Outline. Denial of Service Attacks Chameleon: System Description Chameleon: Operational Details Conclusion.

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Mahdi Asadpour (amahdi@student.ethz.ch)

A DoS-Resilient Information System for Dynamic Data Management by Baumgart, M. and Scheideler, C. and Schmid, S. In SPAA 2009. Mahdi Asadpour (amahdi@student.ethz.ch). Outline. Denial of Service Attacks Chameleon: System Description Chameleon: Operational Details Conclusion.

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Big Data Challenges in Biology and the Sheffield Bioinformatics Hub Dr. Roy Chaudhuri Department Of Molecular Biology an

Big Data Challenges in Biology and the Sheffield Bioinformatics Hub Dr. Roy Chaudhuri Department Of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. Marta Milo Biomedical Science. Roy Chaudhuri Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. Eran Elhaik Animal and Plant Sciences. James Bradford Oncology.

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Semantics and Reasoning Algorithms for a Faithful Integration of Description Logics and Rules

Semantics and Reasoning Algorithms for a Faithful Integration of Description Logics and Rules. Boris Motik, University of Oxford. Contents. Why Combine DLs with LP? Main Challenge: OWA vs. CVA Existing Approaches Minimal Knowledge and Negation as Failure MKNF Knowledge Bases

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A Locally Nameless Theory of Objects

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P2P Network Structured Networks (IV) Distributed Hash Tables

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Improving minhashing : De Bruijn sequences and primitive roots for counting trailing zeroes

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Improving minhashing : De Bruijn sequences and primitive roots for counting trailing zeroes

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CSE-321 Programming Languages Review

CSE-321 Programming Languages Review. ???. POSTECH June 10, 2010. Topics Covered. SML programming Inductive proofs ? -Calculus Operational semantics De Bruijn indexes Simply-typed ? -calculus Abstract machine Subtyping, Object-orientation (Assignment 7) Recursive type Polymorphism

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Canada Research Chairs

Canada Research Chairs. Communication Guidelines for Chairholders. In all professional publications, presentations and conferences, we ask you to identify yourself as a Canada Research Chair and acknowledge the contribution of the program to your research.

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Lesson 3 Formalizing and Implementing Pure Lambda Calculus

Lesson 3 Formalizing and Implementing Pure Lambda Calculus. 1/15/02 Chapters 5.3, 6, 7. Outline. Operational semantics of the lambda calculus substitution alpha-conversion, beta reduction evaluation Avoiding names -- deBruijn indices substitution evaluation Implementation in ML.

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CONTEMPORARY POPULISM & CRISIS: IS THE TAIL WAGGING THE DOG?

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De Bruijn Sequences

De Bruijn Sequences. Define an alphabet A consisting of k elements E.g. A={0,1} , A={ a,b,c }, A= { ????????? } K=2 ? K=3 ? and K=5 in the preceding example. Consider the possible subsequences of length n that can be created using the defined alphabet E.g. Let n=2 A={0,1}

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