Translational control by the DEAD Box RNA helicase belle regulates ecdysone-triggered transcriptional cascades. by Robert J Ihry, Anne L Sapiro, Arash Bashirullah

“…The accumulation of E74A mRNA in belle mutant salivary glands is a result of auto-regulation, fulfilling a prediction made by Ashburner nearly 40 years ago. In this model, Ashburner postulates that, in addition to regulating secondary response genes, protein products of primary response genes like E74A also inhibit their own ecdysone-induced transcription. …”
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Re-identification assistance and multi-stage association for pedestrian multi-object tracking by Ye Li, Li Zhan, Lei Wu, Hongkun Liu, Jianli Min, Xinzhong Wang

“…Currently, most methods mainly use the Kalman filter to model the motion and predict the position of the pedestrian in the next frame. …”
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The Value of Learning about Natural History in Biodiversity Markets. by Douglas J Bruggeman

“…I use an individually-based, spatially-explicit population model for the Red-cockaded Woodpecker (Picoides borealis) to predict spatial- and temporal- influences of landscape change on species occurrence and genetic diversity. …”
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Vortex Avalanches and Collective Motion in Neutron Stars by I-Kang Liu, Andrew W. Baggaley, Carlo F. Barenghi, Toby S. Wood

“…We simulate the dynamics of about 600 quantum vortices in a spinning-down cylindrical container using a Gross–Pitaevskii model. For the first time, we find convincing spatial-temporal evidence of avalanching behavior resulting from vortex depinning and collective motion. …”
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AI-driven fusion of multimodal data for Alzheimer’s disease biomarker assessment by Varuna H. Jasodanand, Sahana S. Kowshik, Shreyas Puducheri, Michael F. Romano, Lingyi Xu, Rhoda Au, Vijaya B. Kolachalama

“…Our approach achieved an AUROC of 0.79 and 0.84 in classifying Aβ and τ status, respectively. Predicted PET status was consistent with various biomarker profiles and postmortem pathology, and model-identified regional brain volumes aligned with known spatial patterns of tau deposition. …”
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Gene circuit analysis of the terminal gap gene huckebein. by Maksat Ashyraliyev, Ken Siggens, Hilde Janssens, Joke Blom, Michael Akam, Johannes Jaeger

“…This is achieved by fitting the model to gap gene expression patterns, in order to obtain estimates for regulatory parameters which predict a specific network topology. …”
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Identifying Priority Areas for the Indian Leopard (Panthera pardus fusca) Within a Shared Landscape by Aparna Kolekar, Kimberley Hockings, Kristian Metcalfe, Sanjay Gubbi

“…Environment variables were chosen to reflect land use, climatic, topographic, and human disturbances that could affect habitat selection at a resolution of 0.1 km2. The mean ensemble model was projected to the state of Karnataka. Habitat selection predicted by the ensemble model was driven by proximity to forest cover and rocky outcrops, higher precipitation, and negatively by distance to cropland and roads. …”
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Vision transformer-based diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation with grad-CAM interpretability in CT imaging by Qingsong Chu, Xingyu Wang, Hao Lv, Yao Zhou, Ting Jiang

“…The performance of the model was further validated via gradient-weighted class activation mapping (Grad-CAM), providing interpretable insights into the regions of the CT scans that contributed to the model predictions. …”
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Estimating canopy height in tropical forests: Integrating airborne LiDAR and multi-spectral optical data with machine learning by Brianna J. Pickstone, Hugh A. Graham, Andrew M. Cunliffe

“…Overall, this study reveals that the inclusion of PlanetScope and the application of more complex CNN models is not necessary for canopy height predictions in tropical forests, as open-access optical data combined with simpler tree-based models, such as RF, demonstrate comparable performance.…”
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Carbonate Seismic Facies Analysis in Reservoir Characterization: A Machine Learning Approach with Integration of Reservoir Mineralogy and Porosity by Papa Owusu, Abdelmoneam Raef, Essam Sharaf

“…This comparative ML, which was leveraged with seismic resolution data preconditioning, predicted geologically plausible seismic facies, i.e., seismic facies with spatial continuity, consistent morphology across seismic bands, and two ML algorithms. …”
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Evaluating stream power distribution along river longitudinal profiles using Log S – log A plots by Jui-Tien Tsai, Yen-Yu Chiu, Su-Chin Chen

“…A new two-parameter regression model is proposed, addressing inaccuracies in traditional models and providing a more-precise representation of river profiles. …”
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BathyFormer: A Transformer-Based Deep Learning Method to Map Nearshore Bathymetry with High-Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imagery by Zhonghui Lv, Julie Herman, Ethan Brewer, Karinna Nunez, Dan Runfola

“…The model learns to predict water depths by analyzing the spectral signatures and spatial patterns present in the multispectral imagery. …”
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Evaluating the impact of watershed management on surface soil moisture in the Kulfo watershed, Ethiopia by Aklilu Assefa Tilahun, Wondafrash Atnafu Zewde, Bizuayehu Abera Ersuncho

“…The results revealed strong agreement between the SSM predicted by the model and the SSM observed on the ground. …”
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A Multidimensional Analysis Approach Toward Sea Cliff Erosion Forecasting by Maria Krivova, Michael J. Olsen, Ben A. Leshchinsky

“…This outcome is contingent on the condition that the time between the epochs used for prediction and the forecasted epochs does not increase.…”
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Quantitative Rockfall Hazard Assessment of the Norwegian Road Network and Residences at an Indicative Level from Simulated Trajectories by François Noël, Synnøve Flugekvam Nordang

“…It details how the temporal hazard component, related to the likelihood of failure, can be distributed spatially using simulated trajectories. The method can be applied with results from any process-based software and combined with various prediction methods of the temporal aspect, although this aspect is not the primary focus. …”
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A linear perception-action mapping accounts for response range-dependent biases in heading estimation from optic flow. by Qi Sun, Ling-Hao Xu, Alan A Stocker

“…This simple perception-action model accurately predicts participants' estimates both in terms of mean and variance across all experimental conditions. …”
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Stress generation, relaxation and size control in confined tumor growth. by Huaming Yan, Daniel Ramirez-Guerrero, John Lowengrub, Min Wu

“…Our study provides insight on how the biophysical properties of the tumor and host microenvironment, mechanical feedback control and diffusion-limited differential growth act in concert to regulate spatial patterns of stress and growth. When the tumor is stiffer than the host, our model predicts tumors are more able to change their size and mechanical state autonomously, which may help to explain why increased tumor stiffness is an established hallmark of malignant tumors.…”
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The trans-european catchment area of common noctule bats killed by wind turbines in France by Maela Merlet, David X. Soto, Laurent Arthur, Christian C. Voigt

“…We analysed stable hydrogen isotopes in the fur keratin of 60 common noctule bats ( Nyctalus noctula ) killed by wind turbines during summer migration in four regions of France to predict their geographic origin using models based on precipitation isoscapes. …”
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Increased thermal suitability elevates the risk of dengue transmission across the mid hills of Nepal. by Bipin Kumar Acharya, Laxman Khanal, Meghnath Dhimal

“…In this study, we utilized Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) satellite land surface temperature (LST) data (MOD11A2) and a temperature-dependent mechanistic model (R0) to predict the monthly suitability for dengue transmission in Nepal from 2001 to 2020 for both mosquito vectors, Aedes aegypti and Ae. albopictus. …”
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Color polymorphic carnivores have faster speciation rates by Moritz M. Heuer, Klaus Fischer, Laura Tensen

“…Therefore, other selective forces than spatial niche segregation, such as predator-prey coevolution, may contribute to color polymorphism in wild carnivores.…”
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