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- Chanaka Bulathsinghalage, Lu Liu:
Network-based method for regions with statistically frequent interchromosomal interactions at single-cell resolution. BMC Bioinform. 21-S(14): 369 (2020) - 2019
- Saman Amini, Annika Jacobsen
, Olga Ivanova
, Philip Lijnzaad, Jaap Heringa, Frank C. P. Holstege, K. Anton Feenstra
, Patrick Kemmeren
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The ability of transcription factors to differentially regulate gene expression is a crucial component of the mechanism underlying inversion, a frequently observed genetic interaction pattern. PLoS Comput. Biol. 15(5) (2019) - 2018
- T. M. G. Tennakoon, Richi Nayak
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Discovering Influence Hierarchy Based on Frequent Social Interactions. ASONAM 2018: 575-576 - T. M. G. Tennakoon, Richi Nayak
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A Concise Social Network Representation with Flow Hierarchy Using Frequent Interactions. ICTAI 2018: 631-638 - 2016
- Mihye Seo, Jinhee Kim, Hyeseung Yang:
Frequent Interaction and Fast Feedback Predict Perceived Social Support: Using Crawled and Self-Reported Data of Facebook Users. J. Comput. Mediat. Commun. 21(4): 282-297 (2016) - 2015
- Anna Fariha, Chowdhury Farhan Ahmed, Carson K. Leung
, Md. Samiullah, Suraiya Pervin, Longbing Cao
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A new framework for mining frequent interaction patterns from meeting databases. Eng. Appl. Artif. Intell. 45: 103-118 (2015) - Jérôme Villeneuve, Claude Cadoz, James Leonard:
Analyse de modèles physiques, modèles physiques d'analyse. Synthèse sonore et analyse fréquentielle à l'aide des réseaux masses-interactions CORDIS-ANIMA. Traitement du Signal 32(4): 365-390 (2015) - Fei Fang, Peter Stone, Milind Tambe:
Defender Strategies In Domains Involving Frequent Adversary Interaction. AAMAS 2015: 1663-1664 - Raymond Kang, Josh Radinsky, Leilah Lyons:
Frequent sequential interactions as opportunities to engage in temporal reasoning with an online GIS. LAK 2015: 408-409 - 2014
- Alex R. Gawronski, Marcel Turcotte
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RiboFSM: Frequent subgraph mining for the discovery of RNA structures and interactions. BMC Bioinform. 15(S-13): S2 (2014) - 2013
- Seema Mishra, Gora Chand Nandi:
Link Mining Using Strength of Frequent Pattern of Interaction. ICACNI 2013: 745-752 - Anna Fariha, Chowdhury Farhan Ahmed, Carson Kai-Sang Leung
, S. M. Abdullah, Longbing Cao
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Mining Frequent Patterns from Human Interactions in Meetings Using Directed Acyclic Graphs. PAKDD (1) 2013: 38-49 - 2012
- Radu-Daniel Vatavu
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Nomadic gestures: A technique for reusing gesture commands for frequent ambient interactions. J. Ambient Intell. Smart Environ. 4(2): 79-93 (2012) - Asier Aztiria, Juan Carlos Augusto, Rosa Basagoiti, Alberto Izaguirre, Diane J. Cook:
Discovering frequent user-environment interactions in intelligent environments. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 16(1): 91-103 (2012) - Yadid Ayzenberg, Javier Hernandez Rivera, Rosalind W. Picard:
FEEL: frequent EDA and event logging - a mobile social interaction stress monitoring system. CHI Extended Abstracts 2012: 2357-2362 - Pak-Ming Cheung, Kam-Tim Woo:
MCMC-based human tracking with stereo cameras under frequent interaction and occlusion. CISDA 2012: 1-8 - 2011
- Peipei Li, Lyong Heo, Meijing Li, Keun Ho Ryu, Gouchol Pok:
Protein function prediction using frequent patterns in protein-protein interaction networks. FSKD 2011: 1616-1620 - 2010
- Sandra García-Blasco, Roxana Dánger, Paolo Rosso:
Drug-Drug Interaction Detection: A New Approach Based on Maximal Frequent Sequences. Proces. del Leng. Natural 45: 263-266 (2010) - Young-Rae Cho, Aidong Zhang:
Predicting protein function by frequent functional association pattern mining in protein interaction networks. IEEE Trans. Inf. Technol. Biomed. 14(1): 30-36 (2010) - 2008
- Young-Rae Cho, Aidong Zhang:
Discovering Frequent Patterns of Functional Associations in Protein Interaction Networks for Function Prediction. BIBM 2008: 59-65 - Christine Martin, Antoine Cornuéjols:
Identifying Interface Elements Implied in Protein-Protein Interactions Using Statistical Tests and Frequent Item Sets. BIBM 2008: 78-83 - 2006
- Dick Ng'ambi
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Influence of Individual Learning Styles in Online Interaction: a Case for Dynamic Frequently Asked Questions (DFAQ). Education for the 21st Century 2006: 125-134 - 2005
- Xiao Bing Huang, Jian Tang:
SPL: An Structured Pipeline Method for Frequent Remote Service Interactions in Bioinformatics Workflows. ICWS 2005: 795-796
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