Herbert H. Tsang

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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David J. D. Hampson, Tyler Wiebe, Herbert H. Tsang:
Comparison of Two Folding Functions for RNA Secondary Structure Design. SSCI 2019: 2946-2953
2018
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David J. D. Hampson, Herbert H. Tsang:
Incorporating Dynamic Exploration Strategy for RNA Design. SSCI 2018: 1041-1048
2017
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David J. D. Hampson, Herbert H. Tsang:
Using matching substructures as an optimization objective for RNA design. SSCI 2017: 1-7
2016
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David J. D. Hampson, Sinem Sav, Herbert H. Tsang:
Investigation of Multi-Objective Optimization criteria for RNA design. SSCI 2016: 1-8
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Sinem Sav, David J. D. Hampson, Herbert H. Tsang:
SIMARD: A simulated annealing based RNA design algorithm with quality pre-selection strategies. SSCI 2016: 1-8

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