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Andrew Phillips and Luca Cardelli
September 2007
This paper presents a simulation algorithm for the stochastic pi-calculus, designed for the efficient simulation of biological systems with large numbers of molecules. The cost of a simulation depends on the number of species, rather than the number of molecules, resulting in a significant gain in efficiency. The algorithm is proved correct with respect to the calculus, and then used as a basis for implementing the latest version of the SPiM stochastic simulator. The algorithm is also suitable for generating graphical animations of simulations, in order to visualise system dynamics.
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In: Computational Methods in Systems Biology
Publisher: Springer
| Type: | Inproceedings |
| URL: | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75140-3_13 |
| Pages: | 184–199 |
| Volume: | 4695 |
| Series: | LNCS |