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One of the models which we are producing is one concerning the population numbers of our bacteria. It looks at how our additions to the DNA may affect the growth of the bacterial population. | One of the models which we are producing is one concerning the population numbers of our bacteria. It looks at how our additions to the DNA may affect the growth of the bacterial population. | ||
- | This model is currently being implemented in the Java programming language, and connects to other models which we have written in CellML. Due to the design of the program, the team has enlisted the help of some very powerful computers. | + | This model is currently being implemented in the Java programming language, and connects to other models which we have written in CellML. Due to the design of the program, the team has enlisted the help of some very powerful computers. The next iteration of the program is to use distributed computing and the "Amazon Cloud" to extend the size of the bacterial population. |
+ | Below is a basic visualisation of one of the early versions of our simulation: | ||
[[Image:Popmodelling.gif]] | [[Image:Popmodelling.gif]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:45, 17 September 2009
Population modelling
One of the models which we are producing is one concerning the population numbers of our bacteria. It looks at how our additions to the DNA may affect the growth of the bacterial population.
This model is currently being implemented in the Java programming language, and connects to other models which we have written in CellML. Due to the design of the program, the team has enlisted the help of some very powerful computers. The next iteration of the program is to use distributed computing and the "Amazon Cloud" to extend the size of the bacterial population.
Below is a basic visualisation of one of the early versions of our simulation:
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