CONCEALED LIGANDS FOR HIJACKING OF NUCLEAR PROTEINS

Not Available The proposed approach addresses issues associated with gathering sensor information from automatic test equipment, and normalizing the data to a common format that will promote its dissemination for analysis by third party tools via the Internet and other means. These tools can assist performance and problem evaluation of weapon system, support and other application tasks, and may consist of knowledge-based and intelligent system technologies such as expert systems, neural networks, fuzzy logic, and genetic algorithms, as well as statistical methods and process. Such extensive data and investigate capabilities will support large-scale longitudinal and other analysis of UUT and ATE performance and problems to an extent that was previously unavailable. The key to the effectiveness of these tools is the development of a common paradigm for representing the data in a manner that provides seamless data access regardless of the inferential or computational method used in it analysis. This approach also overcomes physical limitations, such as geographical location, that may be associated with data collection and dissemination. Validation of the proposed approach through the development of prototype intelligent analysis tools is demonstrated.