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| - | + | In recent biology, many biologists try to grasp biological phenomenon with computational, mathematical approach. The purpose of biological simulation is divided into two types; to predict system’s future behavior and to grasp and simplize system’s essential behavior. So when we make some models, we should always consider our own position, on where point we are standing. Otherwise we might lose sight of why we are making it and the result will not show any biological importance. | |
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Revision as of 02:18, 9 October 2009
Modelling
In recent biology, many biologists try to grasp biological phenomenon with computational, mathematical approach. The purpose of biological simulation is divided into two types; to predict system’s future behavior and to grasp and simplize system’s essential behavior. So when we make some models, we should always consider our own position, on where point we are standing. Otherwise we might lose sight of why we are making it and the result will not show any biological importance.
This time we simulated the behavior of our designed parts with very simple mathematics.
