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ion on distributed systems. In this chapter, we present the Abstract Workflow Description Language (AWDL) for describing scientific workflow applications at a high level of abstraction. AWDL has been designed such that the user can concentrate on specifying scientific applications without dealing wi

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J. F. Lawless,J. D. Kalbfleisch,Saul Blumenthalworkflow composition tools or languages. Existing knowledge-based scientific workflow languages and composition tools require sophisticated expertise from domain scientists in order to automate the process of managing workflows and their components (activities). This chapter presents a novel semanti

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S. Gulati,W. J. Padgett,Saul Blumenthalosition of scientific workflows. In this chapter, we present a STRIPS-based formal definition of the scientific workflow composition problem, followed by an algorithm for automatic composition of high quality (portable, fault tolerant, and optimized) scientific workflows. The algorithm consists of t

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Modelling Time-Varying Hazards and Covariate Effectsmates of their values over time — the parameter ‘trajectories’, and also approximations to posterior predictive survival distributions for further cases. Illustration is provided here in analyses of nasopharynx cancer survival data.

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