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significant application » significant applications (Expand Search), significant implications (Expand Search), significant association (Expand Search)
application graphs » application rates (Expand Search), application rate (Expand Search), application range (Expand Search)
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A random graph configuration.
Published 2024“…Although it is an elementary graph partitioning problem, it is one of the most challenging combinatorial optimization-based problems, and tons of application areas make this problem highly admissible. …”
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Feasible solutions for the graph of Fig 1.
Published 2024“…Although it is an elementary graph partitioning problem, it is one of the most challenging combinatorial optimization-based problems, and tons of application areas make this problem highly admissible. …”
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Applicability Domains Based on Molecular Graph Contrastive Learning Enable Graph Attention Network Models to Accurately Predict 15 Environmental End Points
Published 2023“…By introducing molecular graph (MG) contrastive learning, MG-based ρ<sub>s</sub> and molecular inconsistency in activities (<i>I</i><sub>A</sub>) were calculated and employed for characterizing the structure–activity landscape (SAL)-based applicability domain AD<sub>SAL</sub>{ρ<sub>s</sub>, <i>I</i><sub>A</sub>}. …”
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