The main branches of mathematics are algebra, number theory, geometry and arithmetic. Based on these branches, other branches have been discovered. Before the advent of the modern age, the study of mathematics was very limited. But over a period of time, mathematics has been developed as a vast and diverse topic. Development in Maths continues making large contributions to the field of technology. Hence, it is better termed as the Queen of Science.
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From the early number system to the modern research areas of computational sciences and probability, a number of new areas have evolved with the base of mathematics. With the expansion of the scope and usage of the subject, there is a corresponding need to classify different branches of mathematics.
To identify homologous groups from different species, we applied a tree-based method ( _M1_Evo) and package ( ). In brief, the approach consists of four steps: first, metacell clustering; second, hierarchical reconstruction of a metacell tree; third, measurements of species mixing and stability of splits; and fourth, dynamic pruning of the hierarchical tree.
To identify robust homologous groups, we applied criteria in two steps to dynamically search the cross-species tree. First, for each node in the tree, we computed the mixing of cells from three species on the basis of the entropy and set it as a tuning parameter. For each integrated tree, we tuned the entropy parameter to make sure that the tree method generated the highest resolution of homologous clusters without losing the ability to identify potential species-specific clusters. Nodes with entropy larger than 2.9 (for inhibitory neurons) or 2.75 (for excitatory neurons) were considered as well mixed nodes. For example, an entropy of 2.9 corresponded to a mixture of humans, marmosets and mice equal to (0.43, 0.37, 0.2) or (0.38, 0.30, 0.32). We recursively searched all of the nodes in the tree until we found the node nearest the leaves of the tree that was well mixed among species, and this node was defined as a well mixed upper node. Second, we further checked the within-species cell composition for the subtrees below the well mixed upper node to determine whether further splits were needed. For the cells on the subtrees below the well mixed upper node, we measured the purity of within-species cell composition by calculating the percentage of cells that fall into a specific subgroup in each individual species. If the purity for any species was larger than 0.8, we went one step further below the well mixed upper node so that its children were selected. Any branches below these nodes (or well mixed upper node if the within-species cell composition criteria were not met) were pruned, and cells from these nodes were merged into the same homologous groups, and the final integrated tree was generated.
A multiobjective optimization model integrating with high-resolution geographical data was applied to examine the optimal switchgrass supply system in Tennessee that considers both feedstock cost and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the system. Results suggest that the type of land converted into switchgrass production is crucial to both plant gate cost and GHG emissions of feedstock. In addition, a tradeoff relationship between cost and GHG emissions for the switchgrass supply is primarily driven by the type of land converted. The imputed cost of lowering GHG emissions in the feedstock supply system was also calculated based on the derived tradeoff curve. 2ff7e9595c
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