BIOINFORMATICS : Hierarchical Machine Learning of Patterns for Characterising Protein Families . Machine learning in protein topology : Beyond topological discovery

Aik Choon, Tấn, G. David, AN Second, Tuson · 2002

Summary

Machine learning in protein topology is beyond topological discovery, according to research published in Machine Learning in Protein topology and Beyond, a book about artificial intelligence and its applications in medicine.

Published: 2002-01-01
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