Not just a writer: PRC2 as a chromatin reader

Writer-reader contagion of inspiration and related states: Conditional process analyses within a cross-classified writer × reader framework.

A longstanding tradition in the humanities holds that a writer's inspiration is infectious, but this thesis has not been tested. We hypothesized that (a) inspiration is infectious, such that inspired writers are more inspiring to the average reader; (b) contagion is mediated by the insightfulness of the text; and (c) contagion is moderated by readers' openness to experience, such that open read...

Emotion Modeling from Writer/Reader Perspectives Using a Microblog Dataset

Most recent studies on emotion analysis and detection focus on how writers express their emotions through textual information. In this paper, we model emotion generation on the Plurk microblogging platform from both writer and reader perspectives. Support Vector Machine (SVM)-based classifiers are used for emotion prediction. To better model emotion generation on such a social network, three ty...

Approximate Analysis of Reader/Writer Queues

We analyze the performance of queues that serve readers and writers. Readers are served concurrently , while writers require exclusive service. We approximately analyze a rst-come-rst-serve (FCFS) reader/writer queue, and derive simple formulae for computing waiting times and capacity under the assumption of Poisson arrivals and exponential service. We extend the analysis to handle a one-writer...

Optimal Multi - Writer Multi - Reader Atomic RegisterAmos

This paper addresses the wide gap in space complexity of atomic, multi-writer, multi-reader register implementations. While the space complexity of all previous implementations is linear, the lower bounds are logarithmic. We present two implementations which close this gap: The rst implementation uses multi-reader physical registers while the second uses single-reader physical registers. Both i...

Scalable Reader-Writer Locks for Parallel Systems