Titlebook: LATIN ‘95: Theoretical Informatics; Second Latin America Ricardo Baeza-Yates,Eric Goles,Patricio V. Poblete Conference proceedings 1995 Spr

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Gerhard Buntrock,Gundula Niemann? (4) Topic-based event filtering: how well do systems filter out red herrings based on document topic, such as sports documents mentioning “clashes” between two countries on the playing field? (5) Domain shift: how well do event extraction models perform on data originating from diverse sources? In

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Shiva Chaudhuri,Devdatt Dubhashial organizations in the Middle East to test factors that make it more or less likely that an organization will choose to use violence. While the variables on which data was collected were informed by theories of contentious politics, this chapter focuses primarily on the data itself and the forecast

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Maxime Crochemore,Wojciech Rytterlogies and similarities, and computational chemistry should provide tools for seeing this. This is especially useful for the supramolecular chemistry, which allow chemists to planify and study intermolecular interactions. Some of them, involving concave and convex moieties, represent molecular recog

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Jér?me Olivier Durand-Loseed to an important class of materials – biomolecules. It focuses on interesting models for biological systems that are studied by computational chemists. RNA, DNA, and proteins are discussed in detail. Examples are given for calculations of their properties and interactions. The role of solvents in

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David Fernández-Baca,Giora Slutzkid “physical nature” of the properties and events is examined. The possibility of a priori predictions of the properties of large systems is discussed in view of modern improvements of MM scheme. Quantum chemistry contributions to MM description of complex molecular and biomolecular systems are consi