Titlebook: Bioinformatics; An Introduction Jeremy Ramsden Textbook 20092nd edition Springer-Verlag London 2009 algorithms.bioinformatics.biology.compl

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書目名稱Bioinformatics影響因子(影響力)




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書目名稱Bioinformatics網(wǎng)絡(luò)公開度




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書目名稱Bioinformatics年度引用




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Sets and Combinatoricsre . and . are eachsets), intersection (.), and complement (.) correspond to everyday usage. Thus, if . and ., ., ., and . if our world is the English alphabet. . can be thought of as operations that map one set onto another.

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Probability and likelihoodmally, however (i.e., in the sense used throughout this book), probabilities do not refer to judgments, but to .. These outcomes constitute the “sample space.” For example, attributing a probability of 0.6 to an event means that the event is expected to occur 60 times out of 100. This is the “freque

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Randomness and complexitya recipient merely by tossing a coin. Randomness is therefore a kind of “null hypothesis”; a random sequence of symbols is a sequence lacking all contraints limiting the variety of choice of successive symbols selected from a pool with constant composition (i.e., an ergodic source). Such a sequence

網(wǎng)絡(luò)添麻煩

Systems, Networks, and Circuitsex objects composed of many individual molecules (the molecule is probably the most appropriate level of coarse graining for the systems we are dealing with). Since these components are connected together, they constitute a system. The essence of a system is that it cannot be usefully decomposed int

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Algorithmschines such as digital computers. An algorithm is defined as a process of solving problems based on the repeated carrying out a strictly defined procedure. A classical example is the Euclidean algorithm for finding the greatest common divisor of two natural numbers . and ..

gene-therapy

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Genomicsgenomics is to determine the function of each gene in the genome (i.e., to annotate the sequence). This is sometimes called functional genomics.Figure 13.1 gives an outline of the topic. The starting point is the gene; we will not deal with gene mapping, since it is already well covered in genetics

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The Nature of Informationhence information. We will return to this example later. Another definition is “fact(s) learned about something,” implying that there is a definable object to which the facts are related, suggesting the need for context and meaning.