Titlebook: Computational Intelligence in Biomedicine and Bioinformatics; Current Trends and A Tomasz G. Smolinski,Mariofanna G. Milanova,Aboul-E Book

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Book 2008 benefit to practitioners in the fields of biomedicine and bioinformatics dealing with problems of data exploration and mining, search-space exploration, optimization, etc. Part II of this book, Computational Intelligence in Biomedicine, contains a collection of contributions on current state-of-the

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Integrating Local and Personalised Modelling with Global Ontology Knowledge Bases for Biomedical and nervous system cancer are revealed from existing data and local profiles of patients are derived. Through ontology analysis, these genes are found to be related to different functions, areas, and other diseases of the brain. Two other case studies discussed in the paper are chronic disease ontology

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Analysis of Spectral Data in Clinical Proteomics by Use of Learning Vector Quantizersent automatic metric adaptation (feature selection), fuzzy classification, and similarity based visualization of data. These properties offer new possibilities for analysis of mass spectrometric data. In this contribution we concentrate on recent extensions of SOMs as universal tools in the light of

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Curvature Flow Based 3D Surface Evolution Model for Polyp Detection and Visualization in CT Colonogrsures the amount of protrudeness. We also designed a new color coding scheme for better visualization of the detected polyps. The proposed method has been evaluated by using synthetic phantoms and real colon datasets.

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Flexible Protein Folding by Ant Colony Optimization achieve good results without local search methods. By testing some benchmark two-dimensional hydrophobic-polar (2D-HP) protein sequences, the performance shows that the proposed algorithm is quite competitive compared with some other well-known methods for solving the same protein folding problems.

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Considering Stem-Loops as Sequence Signals for Finding Ribosomal RNA Genes in an effort to identify rRNA genes in genomes outside of the training set..Results: The values for the stem-loop metrics we tested are sensitive to G+C content. Two of the metrics reported here are able to identify rRNA genes when there is a marked difference in G+C content between rRNAs and their

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