Titlebook: Discovery Science; First International Setsuo Arikawa,Hiroshi Motoda Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 ag

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nascent

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99576-6d combinatorial chemistry, as well as externally from sources such as the human genome project. The industry is predominantly knowledge-driven. For instance, knowledge is required within computational chemistry for pharmacophore identification, as well as for determining biological function using se

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metropolitan

Otto Blum,G. Schimpff,W. Schmidt disjointness and exhaustiveness queries, and their weak (or restricted) versions where no counterexample is returned. For each of all possible combinations of these queries, we uniformly give complete characterizations of boolean concept classes that are learnable using a polynomial number of polyn

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Eviction

Otto Blum,G. Schimpff,W. Schmidtpoems. As a formalism for characteristics, we use regular patterns where the constant parts are limited to sequences of auxiliary verbs and postpositional particles. We call such patterns fushi. The problem is to find automatically significant fushi patterns that characterize the poems.Solving this

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Otto Blum,G. Schimpff,W. Schmidt metric can be used to measure dissimilarities between objects. We propose a method for retrieving objects within some distance from a given object by utilizing a spatial indexing/access method R-tree. Since R-tree usually assumes a Euclidean metric, we have to embed objects into a Euclidean space.