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Paul F Lang1, Anand Jain2, Christopher Rackauckas2,3

  • 1Deep Origin, South San Francisco, USA.

Journal of integrative bioinformatics
|May 27, 2024
PubMed
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SBMLToolkit.jl将系统生物学标记语言 (SBML) 模型集成到Julia编程语言的科学机器学习 (SciML) 生态系统中. 这加速了计算系统生物学研究,包括模型模拟和参数拟合.

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