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Modelling Biological Systems

1990
Biological systems are complex systems, almost by definition. Thus models of such systems necessarily simplify. That even simple models can lead to very complicated behaviour leads us to re-examine the goal of mathematical modelling. We may distinguish two loose categories of model: the “pure” model whose end is the understanding of phenomena, and the “
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The Model of Biological Science

2009
One of the central claims of this book is that for Kant, the model for the human sciences is to be found foremost in the biological sciences.1 To support this claim, I will show that the connection between biology and the human sciences operates at a number of levels: the methodological level (in terms of their principles of explanation), the ...
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Generalized Linear Models

Technometrics, 2002
E. Ziegel
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Models in the Biological Sciences

2017
Evolutionary theory may be understood as a set of overlapping model types, the most prominent of which is the natural selection model, introduced by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace. Many of the most prominent models today are represented through mathematical population genetics, in which genetical representations of populations evolve over ...
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How well does a restrained electrostatic potential (RESP) model perform in calculating conformational energies of organic and biological molecules?

Journal of Computational Chemistry, 2000
Junmei Wang, P. Cieplak, P. Kollman
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