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Nursing thesis database project: a cooperative venture for nursing faculty and computer science professionals.

The authors describe the development of an educational database project designed to promote the accessibility of nursing administration theses data for graduate students and faculty in a university nursing administration program. The roles of a nursing faculty member, a computer laboratory administrator, and a programmer are detailed as they work together from the concept phase of the project through its evaluation. The results of their combined efforts provided a reliable and efficient database, resulted in a closer interdisciplinary relationship, and allowed valuable nursing research information to be shared more widely within the university.

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A case study where biology inspired a solution to a computer science problem.

This paper describes how the biological theory of gene duplication described in Susumu Ohno's provocative book, Evolution by Means of Gene Duplication, was brought to bear on a vexatious problem from the domain of automated machine learning, namely the problem of architecture discovery. Six new architecture-altering operations for genetic programming were motivated by the way that new biological structures, functions, and behaviors arise in nature using gene duplication. Genetic programming with the new architecture-altering operations was then applied to the transmembrane protein segment identification problem. The out-of-sample error rate for the best genetically-evolved program achieved was slightly better than that of previously-reported human-written algorithms for this problem.

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