- Return to the original objective: evaluating the linearity of BioModels. Compare the accuracy of (a) linear model and (b) quadratic models. Consider segmentation as well (refer to references). Application to linearity analysis through Jacobians, MCA.
- Timecourse represents the results of a simulation; inputs a model.
- Simple network discovery at 2 to 3 thresholds (in units of std in normalized space): 0.01, 0.1, 1.0.
- Plot histogram of min
$R^2$ for model species. - Title: How Linear is BioModels?
- ModelIterator iterates over the serialized models.
- Construct piece-wise segments
- Not properly handling boundary species. Can estimate constants well, but not including the bias terms.
- Consider CRN construction?
- Can I do better with manual splitting?
- Review slow_subspace_prediction.py for possible use in splitting
- Bug in 577 & 599. Split = 2 results in an unstable system
- Evaluate consistency of forcing inputs.
- Re-run no split linear analyses