Titlebook: Machine Learning: ECML 2003; 14th European Confer Nada Lavra?,Dragan Gamberger,Ljup?o Todorovski Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verla

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Pieter Adriaansrotubules were believed, at one time, to behave in this relatively simple way. As of this writing, it seems clear that, in both cases, NTP subunits actually penetrate (or survive) into the polymer ends by virtue of addition of subsequent subunits: conversion of an added NTP subunit into an NDP subun

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Leo Breimanfthe chemical constitution of biological systems, the manner in which information was transmitted from one organism to another, or the extent to which the chemical basis oflife is unified. The picture today is dramatically different. We have an almost bewildering variety of information detailing man

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Christos Faloutsosd only, as in Fig. 2-1(a). To be more precise: we shall assume that there is only a single subunit attachment or departure site at a polymer end or if there are several such sites, that they are all equivalent. In effect, then, there is a single overall on rate constant for a polymer end and a singl

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Paul A. Crook,Gillian Hayes as the incorporation of a great deal of new material. However, the essential character of the book remains the same; in other words, the entire presentation continues to be based on an axiomatic treatment of vector spaces. In this first volume the restriction to finite dimensional vector spaces has

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Walter Daelemans,Véronique Hoste,Fien De Meulder,Bart Naudts as the incorporation of a great deal of new material. However, the essential character of the book remains the same; in other words, the entire presentation continues to be based on an axiomatic treatment of vector spaces. In this first volume the restriction to finite dimensional vector spaces has

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Damien Ernst,Pierre Geurts,Louis Wehenkel as the incorporation of a great deal of new material. However, the essential character of the book remains the same; in other words, the entire presentation continues to be based on an axiomatic treatment of vector spaces. In this first volume the restriction to finite dimensional vector spaces has

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