Abstract

AbstractAnalysis of the dynamic behavior of large-scale biochemical reaction systems can be facilitated by abstraction followed by model checking. A biochemical reaction system can be approximated by a multi-affine system or an affine system on a rectangle. Either of these systems can be abstracted to an automaton. Model checking can then be employed to determine whether the dynamic behavior of the automaton satisfies specific properties. A relation between the system and its abstraction is proved; it is an over-approximation: any discrete state trajectory of the abstraction of the continuous state trajectory is contained in the automaton, but the automaton may contain more behavior.

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