We use a simulation of the CRCW PRAM to get these expected sequential space bounds.doi:10.1007/BF01758779John ReifPaul SpirakisSpringer-VerlagAlgorithmicaReif, J., Spirakis, P. 1992. Expected parallel time and
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The cellular landscape of the human intestinal tract is dynamic throughout life, developing in utero and changing in response to functional requirements and environmental exposures. Here, to comprehensively map cell lineages, we use single-cell RNA seque
CPT+: Decreasing the time/space complexity of the Compact Prediction Tree Ted Gueniche1, Philippe Fournier-Viger1, Rajeev Raman2, and Vincent S. Tseng3 1 Dept. of computer science, University of Moncton, Canada 2 Department of Computer Science, University of Leicester, United Kingdom 3 Dept....
With the continual development of the global economy, the air transportation demand has significantly increased across various industries, leading to a surge in flight traffic and airspace complexity. To optimize flight scheduling and improve operational efficiency, the traffic prediction is extensively stu...
Multiple access (MA) is a technique to use a satellite communication system efficiently by sharing satellite resources such asfrequency bandwidth, power, time, and space by a large number of earth stations. Three mainMAtechniques have been used: frequency-divisionmultiple access(FDMA), time-division...
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to achieve 1% error in the determination of the bin width, required accumulating 10000 photons in a single TDC bin. The graph in Fig.2A shows single bin photon count of≈230000, equivalent to a relative error of≈0.2\%. To achieve such high photon count in a single TDC bin, the measure...
The first step, overlap, typically generates an overlap graph by computing the pairwise alignment of all reads. As datasets often contain tens of millions of reads, finding and storing the detected overlaps is the most computationally- and memory-intensive step in the OLC paradigm, and has been...
1. A method for determining node reachability within a graph, wherein the method comprises: performing a depth-first traversal of a graph to define unique interval labels for each respective node in the graph, wherein each interval-based label specifies a start and an end, where the start is...