Ordinary Differential Equations in Cancer Biology
Margaret P. Chapman, Claire J. Tomlin
This paper reviews the use of ordinary differential equations to model cancer biology dynamics and generate hypotheses through simulation.
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Margaret P. Chapman, Claire J. Tomlin
This paper reviews the use of ordinary differential equations to model cancer biology dynamics and generate hypotheses through simulation.
Young Hwan Chang, Roel Dobbe, Palak Bhushan…·Claire J. Tomlin
This paper introduces an algorithm to estimate bias in gene regulatory network inference under perturbations and repair common graph structures across perturbed networks.
Young Hwan Chang, Jim Korkola, Dhara N. Amin…·Claire J. Tomlin
The paper introduces an RPCA-based method to decompose multidimensional spatio-temporal data into common and aberrant responses, enabling robust analysis of biological datasets.
Young Hwan Chang, Joe W. Gray, Claire J. Tomlin
This paper develops a compressive sensing method to reconstruct gene regulatory networks from limited time series data, showing exact reconstruction in ideal conditions and reliable results in noisy scenarios.