Team:Calgary/19 June 2009
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- | + | The new model for AI-2 signalling system is written by Afshin in the period of Mathematica conference. The way this notebook works is different than the old model for AHL signalling system. When a simulation is executed in this model, the results are written in a text file and then the text file is read by other functions to demonstrate the results. In this way, less memory is used and the simulation is quit faster. However, the text file could be very huge if the simulation runs for thousands steps and as a result it might be really time consuming to extract the results out of it. I have worked on this file this week. Now, a summary of the simulation is written in the file and the simulation runs faster and smoother. The reason that we care a lot about the speed of the model is, we eventually would like to run the system with hundreds cells for thousands steps and in order to do so, we need the simulation to work very efficient. I also worked on extracting graphs out of the simulation. We will have two types of graphs. First type will demonstrate the change of concentration for each element in all the cells, and second type shows the change of concentration of each element in each cell. First type could be used to observe “emergent properties” whereas second type is ideal to see the trend of each cell by itself. I also had two meetings this week. One with iGEM people on Friday and the second one with Lindsay project on Thursday. | |
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