Predictive biophysical neural network modeling of a compendium of in vivo transcription factor DNA binding profiles for Escherichia coli by Patrick Lally, Laura Gómez-Romero, Víctor H. Tierrafría, Patricia Aquino, Claire Rioualen, Xiaoman Zhang, Sunyoung Kim, Gabriele Baniulyte, Jonathan Plitnick, Carol Smith, Mohan Babu, Julio Collado-Vides, Joseph T. Wade, James E. Galagan

“…We generate models for 124 TFs that provide insight into global features of TF binding, including clustering of sites, the role of accessory bases, the relevance of weak sites, and the background affinity of the genome. …”
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Harnessing InSAR and Machine Learning for Geotectonic Unit-Specific Landslide Susceptibility Mapping: The Case of Western Greece by Stavroula Alatza, Alexis Apostolakis, Constantinos Loupasakis, Charalampos Kontoes, Martha Kokkalidou, Nikolaos S. Bartsotas, Georgios Christopoulos

“…Also, leveraging the unique features of the geological formations, the model was trained to incorporate differences in the landslide susceptibility of formations located in different geotectonic units with variant geotechnical characteristics. …”
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Cientific school of academician Maxym Martynovych Palamarchuk (dedicated to the scientist’s 100th birthday anniversary) by Serhiy Shevchuk

“…The article reveals features of a complex comprehensive study of the formation and the development of a large personal scientific school o fAcad. …”
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Izba-Reading Room as a Rural Cultural Center in Buryat-Mongolian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in 1920-1930s by A. N. Soboleva

“…As a result   of the study, it was determined that the izbareading room, despite the difficulties that arose (weak resource base, a shortage of trained personnel, low qualifications of workers, cultural and linguistic differences, a wary attitude of the local population  towards  the  events  of the Soviet government) gradually managed to win the sympathy of the adult population and become a reference point of cultural and educational work in the village.…”
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Evaluation of a Semi-Automated Ultrasound Guidance System for Central Vascular Access by Sofia I. Hernandez Torres, Nicole W. Caldwell, Eric J. Snider

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Wireless Channel Prediction Using Artificial Intelligence With Imperfect Datasets by Gowhar Javanmardi, Ramiro Samano Robles

“…Our assumption is that, in challenging settings, measurements collected by devices or base stations (BSs) might be the only information available to train models. …”
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Soap as a Product of the Food Industry in the Blockaded Leningrad: Production and Existence in 1941-1942 by Olga A. Gavrilova

“…And also to send railway trains with vegetable oil to Leningrad to create raw materials for soap-making enterprises. …”
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Prediction of prolonged mechanical ventilation in the intensive care unit via machine learning: a COVID-19 perspective by Marianna Weaver, Dylan A. Goodin, Hunter A. Miller, Dipan Karmali, Apurv A. Agarwal, Hermann B. Frieboes, Sally A. Suliman

“…The ML workflow identified patients at risk of PMV with AUROCTRAIN=0.960 (F1TRAIN = 0.935) and AUROCTEST=0.804 (F1TEST = 0.800). …”
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Detection of Parabolic Antennas in Satellite Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar Images Using Component Prior and Improved-YOLOv8 Network in Terahertz Regime by Liuxiao Yang, Hongqiang Wang, Yang Zeng, Wei Liu, Ruijun Wang, Bin Deng

“…In order to tackle the challenges associated with component identification in satellite ISAR imagery, this study employs the Improved-YOLOv8 model, which was developed by incorporating the YOLOv8 algorithm, an adaptive detection head known as the Dynamic head (Dyhead) that utilizes an attention mechanism, and a regression box loss function called Wise Intersection over Union (WIoU), which addresses the issue of varying sample difficulty. After being trained on the simulated dataset, the model demonstrated a considerable enhancement in detection accuracy over the five base models, reaching an mAP50 of 0.935 and an mAP50-95 of 0.520. …”
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REFERENCE POINTS OF THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE PHENOMENON OF MODEL FORMATION RISKY REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR TEENAGE GIRLS by Ирина Вячеславовна Бабенко-Сорокопуд

“…A number of significant reference points - links of the phenomenon of formation of a model of risky reproductive behavior of teenage girls with menstrual disorders have been identified: upbringing in a destructive family environment with the formation of individual characterological features against the background of unformed self-regulation skills and a motivational value base, psychologically experiencing a feeling of loneliness as a problem, from a lowered mood to an expressed readiness for parasuicidal actions, demonstrating risky activity in hetero and non-heterosexual relationships with statistically significant higher in number of sexual partners with whom there were unprotected contacts in the last 6 months. …”
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Decolonization Projects by Cornelius Ewuoso

“…It also may target knowledge and require rethinking how people develop their knowledge base. For example, if people grew up seeing an outside colonizer as superior, they would need to change their knowledge of superiority. …”
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