TiSim - A Workbench and Framework for Biophysical Agent-Based Multi-Scale Multi-Cellular Models. Version 1
Computational models complement experimental methods in the analysis of tissue organization processes, and play an increasingly important role in systems biology and systems medicine. Creating and parameterizing mathematical models for the simulation of biological tissue dynamics at multiple scales is still a complex and resource-consuming task, which necessitates skills in diverse scientific disciplines. The software TiSim was conceived to facilitate programming, integration and deployment of computational/mathematical tissue models by providing a framework which readily adapts the models to a graphical user interface, enabling interested third parties to interact with the implemented models, and making virtual experiments possible in a workbench-like fashion.
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Andreas Buttenschön, Noémie Boissier, Géraldine Cellière, Paul Van Liedekerke, Johannes Neitsch
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