Standards and software in biomedical systems modeling

Results: In this paper, we summarize problems concerning reproducibility in systems biology and systems medicine. We focus on initiatives, standards, and software tools that aim to improve the reproducibility of simulation studies. Conclusions: The long-term success of systems biology and systems medicine depends on trustworthy models and simulations. This requires openness to ensure reusability and transparency to enable reproducibility of results in these fields. The field uses methodologies in computer science, statistics, electrical engineering, and informatics to integrate experimental and clinical data, derive knowledge, and make actionable decisions.

Typical applications include bioinformatics, systems biology, clinical informatics, computational neuroscience, image analysis, precision medicine, and immunoengineering, all of which are highly synergistic to other research areas in the department.

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Undergraduate researchers help Cassie Mitchell turn millions of studies into actionable insight. Kyle Allison. Mark Borodovsky. Ahmet F Coskun. Eva Dyer. Description The abundance of data in the life sciences and the widespread adoption of electronic health records have spawned a rapidly growing industry that works towards the proper management and intelligent use of biomedical data.

This course provides an introduction …. This course provides an introduction to semantic technology in biomedicine, providing a platform for understanding how computers are being used to communicate knowledge and integrate data in the health care and life sciences fields.

Students will learn about current trends in the development of advanced biomedical software systems and acquire hands-on experience with several systems and tools. Topics include Modeling ontologies Knowledge representations Semantic web standards and data Probabilistic reasoning Clinical systems Controlled terminology Modeling for health IT and biomedical data Decision theory and cognitive biases Course Availability The course schedule is displayed for planning purposes — courses can be modified, changed, or cancelled.

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