Refining a successful experiment

PNAS Plus: Refining a successful experiment.

O n January 1, 2011, PNAS began an experiment to publish long research articles exclusively online in a new section called PNAS Plus. The draw was to increase the regular research article page limit from 6 to 10 pages and to eliminate charges for online color images. In its first year, 1,353 papers were submitted to PNAS Plus, and we have published more than 380 PNAS Plus papers to date. The tr...

Refining a Process

Unlike word processing, the changes involved in using rn have not concerned the program, but have instead involved the type of user, equipment, and environment, all of which have evolved through the years and into the 90s. This paper profiles the various changes and offers suggestions for future structure and encouragement in the use of lQX.

Refining a Research Manuscript

A well-written research article is quintessential for the innovative work to be appreciated and receiving a good number of citations. But writing a good research article is not an art. With due care and understanding the focus requirements can help a researcher to present his work with high scientific impact. The seeds of a research article are in the primary research or discovery by a research...

Animal Rights Consideration is a Necessity in Conducting an Experiment

Sentient World: Human-Based Procedural Cartography - An Experiment in Interactive Sketching and Iterative Refining

This paper presents a first step towards a computer-assisted design tool for the creation of game maps. The tool, named Sentient World, allows the designer to draw a rough terrain sketch, adding extra levels of detail through stochastic and gradient search. Novelty search generates a number of dissimilar artificial neural networks that are trained to approximate a designer’s sketch and provide ...