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Robust Algorithms For Detecting Hidden Structure In Biological Data, Roman Sloutsky
Robust Algorithms For Detecting Hidden Structure In Biological Data, Roman Sloutsky
Arts & Sciences Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Biological data, such as molecular abundance measurements and protein
sequences, harbor complex hidden structure that reflects its underlying
biological mechanisms. For example, high-throughput abundance measurements
provide a snapshot the global state of a living cell, while homologous
protein sequences encode the residue-level logic of the proteins' function
and provide a snapshot of the evolutionary trajectory of the protein family.
In this work I describe algorithmic approaches and analysis software I
developed for uncovering hidden structure in both kinds of data.
Clustering is an unsurpervised machine learning technique commonly used
to map the structure of data collected in high-throughput experiments,
such …
The Solid & The Shifting: Darwinian Time, Evolutionary Form And The Greek Ideal In The Early Works Of Virginia Woolf, Joseph Monroe Kreutziger
The Solid & The Shifting: Darwinian Time, Evolutionary Form And The Greek Ideal In The Early Works Of Virginia Woolf, Joseph Monroe Kreutziger
Arts & Sciences Electronic Theses and Dissertations
ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION
“The Solid & the Shifting”: Evolutionary Form, Darwinian Time, and the Greek Ideal in the Early Works of Virginia Woolf
By
Joseph Kreutziger
Doctor of Philosophy in English and American Literature
Washington University in St. Louis, 2017
Professors Melanie Micir, Robert Milder, Steven Meyer, Vincent Sherry, Zoe Stamatopoulou
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“Now is life very solid or very shifting?” Virginia Woolf asks in her diary of 1931, a question she claims haunts her in its contradictions. This dynamism between the solid and the shifting aspects of life and temporality is fundamental to an analysis of Woolf’s writing process. …