PhysiCell training apps: A case study for creating interactive training materials for scientific software packages
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This paper introduces a suite of cloud-hosted, open-source tools designed to facilitate learning and modular testing of agent-based cellular simulation components for interdisciplinary researchers.
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Cell-based tissue simulations require not only the ability to write new code in a simulation framework, but also an understanding of underlying mathematical models, background biology, and parameters for each behavior of an agent. This can entail a steep learning curve for interdisciplinary researchers joining computational biology research. We have created a suite of cloud-hosted open-source tools to separately explore and learn key components of an agent-based cellular simulation framework. This creates an self-contained environment to learn and test functions of cells and the micro-environment in a modular fashion before creating more detailed, research-focused simulation models.
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License: CC-BY-4.0