Abstract: Disclosed are a system and a method for statistically predicting an interaction probability between proteins, and more particularly to a system and a method for predicting an interaction probability between an unknown protein pair based on information obtained by analyzing differences between interacting and non-interacting sets of protein pairs from the view point of domain combination. The prediction method includes the steps of (a) obtaining appearance frequency information of a designated domain combination selected from each of interacting and non-interacting sets of protein pairs, and storing the obtained appearance frequency information, (b) determining a probability equation applied to predict the interaction between two proteins using the stored appearance frequency information of the domain combination, and (c) obtaining an interaction probability value between the two proteins from the determined probability equation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to parallel loop transformation methods for race detection during an execution of parallel programs which is one of the debugging methods for parallel loop programs. Using the information obtained from a static analysis of parallel loop bodies, the monitoring time for race detection is improved by transforming the loop bodies in order for only the necessary iterations for race detection can be dynamically selected during the execution. Specifically, in comparison to the conventional monitoring methods which typically consumes a long time since they monitor the full iterations for each parallel loop in parallel loop programs, by monitoring two times of the execution paths irrespective of the parallelism of each parallel loop, the present invention can significantly reduce the execution time. As a result, the present invention allows a convenient race detection of parallel loop programs therefore making the race detection more practical.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for controlling and maintaining a tower top low noise amplifier (TTL) module coupled to an antenna, where the TTL module includes a plurality of TTLs, each for amplifying signals received by the antenna on an associated cell sector. The method includes: reading alarm information concerning alarm conditions present in the TTL module during a read mode; and, writing commands to control circuitry coupled to the TTL module in a write mode to control switching states of bypass switches therein in response to the alarm information.