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Stochastic sequential assignment problem
The stochastic sequential assignment problem (SSAP) studies the allocation of available distinct workers with deterministic values to sequentially-arriving tasks with stochastic parameters so as to maximize the expected total reward obtained from the assignments. The difficulty and challenge in …
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Generalized sequential assignment problem
The Sequential Stochastic Assignment Problem (SSAP) deals with assigning sequentially arriving tasks with stochastic parameters to workers with fixed success rates. The reward of each assignment is the product of the worker's success rate and the task value assigned to the worker. The objective is …
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Variations of online bipartite matching
… variation begins with the well-known Stochastic Sequential Assignment Problem, which is a variation of the Online Bipartite Matching problem in which edge weights are calculated as the product of a job value and worker value. It extends this to the Reusable Sequential Stochastic Assignment …
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Biophysical and computational insights into the stability of RhoB and its cancer-associated variants
… NMR experiments were performed on RhoB. The sequential assignment of signals from backbone amide sites enabled 15N nuclear spin relaxation measurements to be collected, which verified that regions of RhoB are flexible by reporting on the motions of individual residues at different timescales. …
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Sample preparation of membrane proteins suitable for solid-state MAS NMR and development of assignment strategies
… and the most time consuming step, is always the assignment of resonances to specific nuclei within the protein. Since the last few years an ever-increasing number of assignments from solid-state MAS NMR of uniformly carbon and nitrogen labelled samples is being reported, mostly for small proteins …