Abstract-Discourses are linguistic structures above sentence level. Discourse is nothing but a coherent sequence of sentences. Discourse analysis is concerned with coherent processing of text segments larger than the sentence and this requires something more than just the interpretation of the individual sentences. A phenomenon that operates at discourse level includes cohesion. Text is cohesive if its elements link together. This linking can be either forward or backward. Pronominal referencing is one method for linking sentences. This paper presents the issues in translating pronominal references from English to Telugu language. This work handles resolution and generation of personal pronouns whose antecedents appear before the anaphora. An algorithm is developed for translation of pronominal references.
Abstract:Currently available micro-array gene expression data analysis tools lack standardization at various levels. We developed GEDAS (gene expression data analysis suite) to bring various tools and techniques in one system. It also provides a number of other features such as a large collection of distance measures and pre-processing techniques. The software is an extension of Cluster 3.0 (developed based on Eisen Lab's Cluster and Tree View software). GEDAS allows the usage of different datasets with algorithms such as k-means, HC, SVD/PCA and SVM, in addition to Kohonen's SOM and LVQ.
Abstract:Microarray gene expression data is used in various biological and medical investigations. Processing of gene expression data requires algorithms in data mining, process automation and knowledge discovery. Available data mining algorithms exploits various visualization techniques. Here, we describe the merits and demerits of various visualization parameters used in gene expression analysis.
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