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Researchers used the Shapley value from cooperative game theory to quantify how much each submodel contributes to white-box ...

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You rested for 32 bars, and even though you thought you were counting properly, you came in one bar early and the ensemble stopped. Has that ever happened to you? In this article, I have summarized ...

As the human population plateaus amidst Malthusian constraints and a declining birthrate, and mineral-based synthetic ...

Researchers built 3D-printed vertebrae whose spongy bone is replaced by a tunable hexagonal lattice, and the replicas matched the screw pull-out behaviour of osteoporotic human bone.