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ORCIDProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA, Volume 116
Volume 116, Number 2, January 2019
- Minkyoung Kim
, Dean Paini, Raja Jurdak:
Modeling stochastic processes in disease spread across a heterogeneous social system. 401-406
Volume 116, Number 4, January 2019
- M. Mitchell Waldrop:
News Feature: What are the limits of deep learning? 1074-1077
Volume 116, Number 6, February 2019
- Jeffrey Heer:
Agency plus automation: Designing artificial intelligence into interactive systems. 1844-1850 - Sara Diamond:
Addressing the imagination gap through STEAMM+D and indigenous knowledge. 1851-1856 - Aniket Kittur, Lixiu Yu, Tom Hope, Joel Chan, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Karni Gilon, Felicia Y. Ng, Robert E. Kraut, Dafna Shahaf:
Scaling up analogical innovation with crowds and AI. 1870-1877 - Laura Trouille, Chris J. Lintott, Lucy Fortson:
Citizen science frontiers: Efficiency, engagement, and serendipitous discovery with human-machine systems. 1902-1909
Volume 116, Number 11, March 2019
- Stephen Ornes:
Science and Culture: Computers take art in new directions, challenging the meaning of "creativity". 4760-4763
Volume 116, Number 13, March 2019
- Dimitris Bertsimas, Arthur Delarue, Sébastien Martin:
Optimizing schools' start time and bus routes. 5943-5948 - Simina Brânzei, Yuval Peres:
Online learning with an almost perfect expert. 5949-5954
Volume 116, Number 16, April 2019
- Dmitry Krotov, John J. Hopfield:
Unsupervised learning by competing hidden units. 7723-7731
Volume 116, Number 18, April 2019
- Zachary Wu, S. B. Jennifer Kan, Russell D. Lewis, Bruce J. Wittmann, Frances H. Arnold:
Machine learning-assisted directed protein evolution with combinatorial libraries. 8852-8858
Volume 116, Number 30, July 2019
- Dale Purves:
Opinion: What does AI's success playing complex board games tell brain scientists? 14785-14787
Volume 116, Number 38, September 2019
- Gal Katzhendler, Daphna Weinshall:
Potential upside of high initial visual acuity? 18765-18766 - Lukas Vogelsang, Sharon Gilad-Gutnick, Sidney Diamond, Albert Yonas, Pawan Sinha:
Response to Katzhendler and Weinshall: Initial visual degradation during development may be adaptive. 18767-18768
Volume 116, Number 42, October 2019
- Stephen Ornes:
Core Concept: Blockchain offers applications well beyond Bitcoin but faces its own limitations. 20800-20803
Volume 116, Number 48, November 2019
- Donald Ruggiero Lo Sardo, Stefan Thurner, Johannes Sorger, Georg Duftschmid, Gottfried Endel, Peter Klimek:
Quantification of the resilience of primary care networks by stress testing the health care system. 23930-23935
Volume 116, Number 50, December 2019
- Wilko Schwarting, Alyssa Pierson, Javier Alonso-Mora, Sertac Karaman, Daniela Rus:
Social behavior for autonomous vehicles. 24972-24978
Volume 116, Number 52, December 2019
- Francesca Melozzi, Eyal Bergmann, Julie A. Harris, Itamar Kahn, Viktor K. Jirsa, Christophe Bernard:
Individual structural features constrain the mouse functional connectome. 26961-26969 - Ye Yuan, Ziv Bar-Joseph:
Deep learning for inferring gene relationships from single-cell expression data. 27151-27158
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