When rule-based models need to count

08/07/2017
by   Pierre Boutillier, et al.
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Rule-based modelers dislike direct enumeration of cases when more efficient means of enumeration are available. We present an extension of the Kappa language which attaches to agents a notion of level. We detail two encodings that are more concise than the former practice.

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