Independent analysis of controversial T. rex data confirms findings

Hypaxial muscle: controversial classification and controversial data?

Hypaxial muscle is the anatomical term commonly used when referring to all the ventrally located musculature in the body of vertebrates, including muscles of the body wall and the limbs. Yet these muscles had very humble beginnings when vertebrates evolved from their chordate ancestors, and complex anatomical changes and changes in underlying gene regulatory networks occurred. This review summa...

T-rex Not a Dinosaur!

T-Rex: A Flexible Relation Extraction Framework

In the wake of the explosive growth in the use of the computer as a communication device, has come a need for systems that help people cope with the sheer volume of information available. It is universally known that the Internet contains vast amounts of unstructured documents, but the same is also true for large organizations like publishing companies, government departments, airplane manufact...

T-REX: A Domain-Independent System for Automated Cultural Information Extraction

RDF (Resource Description Framework) is a web standard defined by the World Wide Web Consortium. In RDF, we can define schemas of interest. For example, we can define a schema about tribes on the Pakistan-Afghanistan borderland, or a schema about violent events. An RDF instance is a set of facts that are compatible with the schema. The principal contribution of this paper is the development of ...

T-rex: Tum Research on Road Extraction

In this paper we report on research on road extraction at TUM (Technische Universität München). We propose a scheme for road extraction in rural areas that integrates three different modules with specific strengths. The first module employs local grouping and uses multiple scales and context to reliably extract most parts of the road network. In order to connect these parts, the second module e...