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I'm doing an essay on asynchronous Kauffman boolean networks (using N=9, K=3). I seem to not be able to locate any attractors, at least not anything that I can recognise (i.e. a specific set of states that when they appear the system will stay in these states or cycle through them). Also there is nothing consisten when starting from the same initial condition. Am I missing something here?
Thanks for the help in advance!!
#networks #BooleanNetworks #asynchronousnetworks #attractors
Proud of publishing my first @PeerCommunityJournal paper after recommendation from PCI MathCompBiol
I present a logical modeling and resolution method for #reprogramming the fixed points and minimal trap spaces of #BooleanNetworks, which accounts for the creation of new attractors:
https://peercommunityjournal.org/articles/10.24072/pcjournal.255/
Super happy to have participated on this special issue on the principle of dynamical #criticality. It was really fun to expand our work on effective connectivity, #canalization and #redundancy with Jordan Rozum, Felipe Costa, and Austin Marcus. An a bonus for publishing in #Entropy---makes me feel quite cybernetic! #complexsystems #BooleanNetworks #Dynamics #networkScience #ComputationalBiology
https://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/25/2/374
Biomolecular network dynamics are thought to operate…
www.mdpi.comVery cool approach to the #control of #BooleanNetworks and biochemical regulation models, using #nonlinear #dynamics and #canalization, by Kwang-Hyun Cho's team at KAIST
#SystemsBiology #NetworkScience #NetworkMedicine
AbstractMotivation. Cellular behavior is determined…
doi.org#Introduction Hey , I'm Loïc, a French researcher at LaBRI, computer science lab of the University of Bordeaux.
My research is at the intersection of #FormalMethods and #SystemsBiology, where we struggle to formalize biological questions and data.
I'm working on #BooleanNetworks, how they are adequate to abstract quantitative systems, how to infer them, how to verify and control them. This also involves some software development, and very importantly, exciting #interdisciplinary challenges!