Modelo generado computacionalmente de interacción genética del próximo estado basado en Arabidopsis thaliana

  • David J. John Bree Wake Forest University. NC, USA
  • Ann LaPointe Wake Forest University. NC, USA
  • James L. Norris Wake Forest University. NC, USA
  • Alexandria F. Harkey Wake Forest University. NC, USA
  • Joëlle K. Muhlemann Wake Forest University. NC, USA
  • Gloria K. Muday Wake Forest University. NC, USA
Palabras clave: OpenFlow, Flow, centro de procesamiento de datos, red neuronal artificial, Defined Networking

Resumen

La elaboración de modelos de interacción genética debe ser un esfuerzo totalmente intencional y colaborativo. Todos los aspectos de la investigación, tales como el cultivo de las plantas, la obtención de las mediciones, el refinamiento de los datos recopilados, el desarrollo del marco estadístico, y la formulación y aplicación de técnicas algorítmicas, deben colaborar entre sí para establecer prácticas reproducibles y eficaces. Este artículo se centra, de manera holística, en el proceso de creación de modelos de interacción genética basados en los datos de la abundancia de transcritos obtenidos de la estimulación de la planta Arabidopsis thaliana mediante hormonas vegetales.

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Publicado
2019-07-09
Cómo citar
Bree, D. J. J., LaPointe, A., Norris, J. L., Harkey, A. F., Muhlemann, J. K., & Muday, G. K. (2019). Modelo generado computacionalmente de interacción genética del próximo estado basado en Arabidopsis thaliana. Actas Del Congreso Internacional De Ingeniería De Sistemas, 17-26. https://doi.org/10.26439/ciis2018.5487