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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Network motif"”.
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Network motif prediction using generative models for graphs
… interactions between different entities in networks. Generative graph models create new graphs that mimic the properties of already existing graphs. Generative models are successful at retaining the pairwise interactions of the underlying networks but often fail to capture higher-order …
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Sampling for network motif detection and estimation of Q-matrix and learning trajectories in DINA model
… sampling algorithms to address open issues in network analysis and educational assessments. The first problem we investigate is network motif detection. Network motifs are substructures that appear significantly more often in the given network than in other random networks. Motif detection is …
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Structural studies of coordination networks based on multitopic organic ligands and silver(I) salts
… bonds for the construction of supramolecular networks. Based on the complexes of silver(I) with multitopic ligands, certain recurrent relationships have been identified between topicity of the organic ligand and the network connectivity that can be used as guidelines for the construction of …
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Engineering a synthetic p53-Mdm2 network in budding yeast
… the mechanisms regulating the p53 signalling network. Indeed, the p53 network is extremely intricate and complex, and from a system biology point of view it can be seen as a series of interconnected negative and positive feedback loops, which can give rise to complex dynamics such as …
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Synchronization in complex systems with multiple time scales
… The first system studied is a large heterogenous network of bursting neurons, that is a system with two predominant time scales, the fast firing of action potentials (spikes) and the burst of repetitive spikes followed by a quiescent phase. This system has been integrated numerically and analyzed …
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QUANTITATIVE MODELING OF SCALING OF PATTERNS AND RECEPTOR SIGNALING IN MORPHOGENESIS
… to evaluate and interrogate potential signaling networks and regulatory motifs. These models identify scaling mechanisms, test hypotheses on heterodimer dominance during signal transduction, and show how patterning systems function. For the scaling problem, this research proposes a Two Component …