Lecture Notes on Computational Mutation

This book introduces the computational mutation to the scientific community, because there is no similar book. Therefore, the authors use plain language to explain the rationales and methods of computational mutation, including examples, tables, and figures. Currently, the human's ability in collection of data far more outpaces the human's ability to deal with data successfully. Therefore, future efforts in the scientific community will be more focused on manipulation and elaboration of obtained data.

Wu and Yan invented the discipline of computational mutation . . discovered that it actually produced knowledge . . they offer an introductory textbook moving from theory to practice primarily for students without any laboratory experience . . --SciTech Book News 2009;33(1):59 ISSN 0196-6006