Dr Mikael Boden - UQ reSEARCHers (Publications)

	Publications

	1999	Learning to predict a context-free language: Analysis of dynamics in recurrent hidden units
	1999	Content, context and connectionist networks
	2007	A comparison of sequence kernels for localization prediction of transmembrane proteins
	2000	Context-free and context-sensitive dynamics in recurrent neural networks
	2007	Understanding prediction systems for HLA-binding peptides and t-cell epitope identification
	2006	Multi-stage redundancy reduction: effective utilisation of small protein data sets
	2007	Reducing the number of support vectors to allay inefficiency of large-scale models in computational biology
	2005	Improved Access To Sequential Motifs: A Note On The Architectural Bias Of Recurrent Networks
	2007	Computing the reversal distance between genomes in the presence of multi-gene families via binary integer programming
	2007	Decoupling signal recognition from sequence models of protein secretion
	2007	Evolving spelling exercises to suit individual student needs
	2007	Identifying novel peroxisomal proteins
	2007	Markovian bias of neural-based architectures with feedback connections
	2007	Predicting Nuclear Localization
	2006	Comparing SVM sequence kernels: A protein subcellular localization theme
	2006	Detecting and sorting targeting peptides wtih neural networks and support vector machines
	2006	Evolving discriminative motifs for recognizing proteins imported to the peroxisome via the PTS2 pathway
	2006	Higher order HMMs for localization prediction of transmembrance proteins
	2006	Identifying sequence regions undergoing conformational change via predicted continuum secondary structure
	2006	Predicting the solvent accessibility of transmembrane residues from protein sequence
	2006	Prediction of protein continuum secondary structure with probabilistic models based on NMR solved structures
	2006	STAR: predicting recombination sites from amino acid sequence
	2005	Prediction of subcellular localization using sequence-biased recurrent networks
	2005	BLOMAP: An encoding of amino acids which improves signal peptide cleavage site prediction
	2005	Detecting residues in targeting peptides
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