Search Results for "combinatorial"

STARTING WITH VERSION 2.0, CGSUITE HAS MOVED TO GITHUB. The latest version can be found at the CGSuite homepage: https://www.cgsuite.org/ This page is preserved for archival purposes only and is no longer being maintained.

Jack LIRE (Linked Record) is a quantum database-backed life-long text record diary with referencing (linking) between records, and a data library for life-long keeping of files such as documents, photographs, music and more. The diary records are fully searchable. Files can be mentioned in diary records to preserve memories, document knowledge and ideas, and more. Massive numbers of diary records and files can be permanently kept. A database located on one computer can be accessed from...

The increasing wealth of transcriptomic data and current computational tools enable to infer how protein interactomes and complexomes may be assembled in specific samples. With CompleXChange this information can be exploited to conduct differential analyses of the dynamic protein complexome in a quantitative manner. The corresponding publication can be found on https://doi.org/10.1186/s12859-019-2852-z.

...The metric is locally maximized on the holistic level of protein interactions while sophisticated connectivity constraints on the domain level are utilized to account for the exclusive and thus inherently combinatorial nature of the interactions within such assemblies. The original publication can be found on http://bioinformatics.oxfordjournals.org/content/30/17/i415 .

Benchmark instances for multiobjective combinatorial optimization

A Generalized Combinatorial Approach for Detecting Gene-by-Gene and Gene-by-Environment Interactions

Mircrogrid market is a proof-of-concept implementation of a combinatorial heat and power double auction exchange. With this platform energy consumers and producers can buy or sell heat and power resources on demand for certain times of the day.

jCase is a simulation toolkit for the evaluation of combinatorial auctions. Such auctions are used to allocate resources that are complementarities or substitutes.