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On evaluating models in Computational Morphodynamics.

Jönsson, Henrik LU ; Gruel, Jeremy LU ; Krupinski, Pawel LU and Troein, Carl LU orcid (2012) In Current Opinion in Plant Biology 15. p.103-110
Abstract
Recent advances in experimental plant biology have led to an increased potential to investigate plant development at a systems level. The emerging research field of Computational Morphodynamics has the aim to lead this development by combining dynamic spatial experimental data with computational models of molecular networks, growth, and mechanics in a multicellular context. The increased number of published models may lead to a diversification of our understanding of the systems, and methods for evaluating, comparing, and sharing models are main challenges for the future. We will discuss this problem using ideas originating from physics and use recent computational models of plant development as examples.
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Current Opinion in Plant Biology
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15
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103 - 110
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Elsevier
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1369-5266
DOI
10.1016/j.pbi.2011.09.007
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English
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