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English: Six approaches for the analysis of living systems. In this schematic diagram, a living system is represented as an abstract network (center), with the colored nodes (circles) representing the different parts of the system, and the grey edges representing the interactions between the parts. Four of the six approaches described in this article involve doing something to one part of the system (shown here in black); the fifth approach involves combining multiple parts; and the sixth approach involves simulating some or all of the parts.
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Source Jose, Antony M. “The analysis of living systems can generate both knowledge and illusions.” eLife vol. 9 e56354. 18 Jun. 2020, doi:10.7554/eLife.56354
Author Antony M. Jose (2020)
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