2015
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0141295
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Development of an Agent-Based Model (ABM) to Simulate the Immune System and Integration of a Regression Method to Estimate the Key ABM Parameters by Fitting the Experimental Data

Abstract: Agent-based models (ABM) and differential equations (DE) are two commonly used methods for immune system simulation. However, it is difficult for ABM to estimate key parameters of the model by incorporating experimental data, whereas the differential equation model is incapable of describing the complicated immune system in detail. To overcome these problems, we developed an integrated ABM regression model (IABMR). It can combine the advantages of ABM and DE by employing ABM to mimic the multi-scale immune sys… Show more

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“…At last, the model’s key parameters were optimized using PSO in the non-implausible domain by fitting the real experiment data. In this paper, the real Influeza A Virus (IAV) data set [ 2 , 20 ] is employed to demonstrate the performance of our proposed procedure ( Figure 1 ) and the statements of the detailed method are deferred in Section 3 .…”
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“…At last, the model’s key parameters were optimized using PSO in the non-implausible domain by fitting the real experiment data. In this paper, the real Influeza A Virus (IAV) data set [ 2 , 20 ] is employed to demonstrate the performance of our proposed procedure ( Figure 1 ) and the statements of the detailed method are deferred in Section 3 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In view of this, Tong et al [ 20 ] developed an innovative approach, IABMR, by integrating the advantages of both DE and ABM. Firstly, they denoted each cell as an agent with three phenotypes (i.e., quiescence, proliferation, and apoptosis) and employed ABM to describe the dynamic interactions among the components (i.e., epithelial cells, infected epithelial cells, and virus) and simulate the immune system.…”
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“…In systems biology, ABM is usually used to model tumor growth (drug response) and angiogenesis in the cancer microenvironment. Each cell type in this system is considered as an agent, and the complicated cell-cell communications are achieved through some secreted ligands [88–94]. The implement of ABM is usually based on Markov Chain Monte Carlo.…”
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“…15 is to compute the average relative error (ARE)[17,29,30] for testing model's predictive precision. Eq.…”
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