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SIMPLIFYING BOOLEAN NETWORKS [PDF]

open access: possibleAdvances in Complex Systems, 2005
This paper explores the compressibility of complex systems by considering the simplification of Boolean networks. A method, which is similar to that reported by Bastolla and Parisi,4,5is considered that is based on the removal of frozen nodes, or stable variables, and network "leaves," i.e. those nodes with outdegree = 0.
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Identification problems for Boolean networks and Boolean control networks

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2014
Abstract In this paper we address various forms of identification problems for Boolean networks (BNs) and for Boolean control networks (BCNs). For the former, we assume to have a set of infinite or finite support output trajectories and we want to identify a BN compatible with those trajectories.
FORNASINI, ETTORE, VALCHER, MARIA ELENA
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Boolean Network Probabilities and Network Design

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1978
The correspondence between Boolean network probabilities and the design formalisms of Ledley and Aiken is demonstrated.
McCluskey, Edward J.   +2 more
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RANDOM BOOLEAN NETWORKS

Cybernetics and Systems, 1981
Random boolean networks are defined and used as models of systems composed of many interacting components. Computer simulations showing the organization of these networks in subnets, as well as a temporal organization in limit cycles are reported. The influence of the different boolean laws on this organization is investigated and results concerning ...
H. ATLAN   +3 more
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Evolving Critical Boolean Networks

2019
Random Boolean networks are a widely acknowledged model for cell dynamics. Previous studies have shown the possibility of achieving Boolean networks with given characteristics by means of evolutionary techniques. In this work we make a further step towards more biologically plausible models by aiming at evolving networks with a given fraction of active
Salvatore Magrì   +3 more
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Nominal boolean networks

2017 29th Chinese Control And Decision Conference (CCDC), 2017
Nominal Boolean network is a kind of Boolean network, which is obtained from a Boolean control network with all controls disconnected. In this paper, the relationship between the transition matrix of the original Boolean control network and the transition matrix of the corresponding nominal Boolean control network is investigated.
Xingbang Cui, Jun-e Feng, Sen Wang
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Random Boolean Networks

2011
In this chapter we give a brief introduction to random Boolean networks. This a topic of considerable current interest and the results are abundant, so a detailed discussion is beyond the scope of this book. What we present here are just the basics.
Daizhan Cheng, Hongsheng Qi, Zhiqiang Li
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Learning in feedforward Boolean networks

Physical Review A, 1990
We investigate, in detail, the learning process in a feedforward Boolean network. Such a network transforms a set of n binary inputs into a binary output, i.e., it implements an n-variable Boolean function. If the network is constructed at random, the various possible Boolean functions are implemented with widely different probabilities.
, Van den Broeck C, , Kawai
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Boolean Network Games and Iterated Boolean Games

2015
A Boolean Network Game is a game played on a network structure. Players choose actions depending on the actions of those in their neighbourhood and attempt to achieve some goal expressed in a modification of Linear Temporal Logic over an infinite run. Iterated Boolean Games are similar, but lack network structure.
Jeremy Seligman, Declan Thompson
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Reduction of Boolean network models

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 2011
Boolean networks have been successfully used in modelling gene regulatory networks. However, for large networks, analysis by simulation becomes unfeasible. In this paper we propose a reduction method for Boolean networks that decreases the size of the network, while preserving important dynamical properties and topological features.
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