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From: Efficient characterization of high-dimensional parameter spaces for systems biology

Figure 11

Distribution of viable parameter points in the k 11 k 12 plane. (a) proportion of viable parameter points found through Monte Carlo integration in every bin of the k11 k12 plane. The highest density of viable parameter points appears in configurations for which k11 and k12 are high; that is, model architectures in which both feedback loops are present (although one of them may not be essential). (b) proportion of viable parameter points which define architectures based on a negative feedback loop as a function of k11; that is, as a function of the single parameter that controls the strength of the positive feedback loop. The mean value of the parameter k11 is significantly higher (p-value = 2.0 · 10-27 Wilcoxon signed rank test) than the centre of the interval in which k11 is defined. The density of viable parameter points increases with the value of the parameter k11.

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