Dear all,
A contingent of the CellML group recently attended the IUPS2009 meeting
in Kyoto, where we hosted a workshop-style tutorial on CellML (as well
as cmgui*).
The resources for the CellML tutorial are available at
http://www.cellml.org/community/iups2009.
The tutorial was primarily written by Andre Nickerson, and serves as an
introduction to the modularity, reuse, and exchange features that are
available when developing models in a CellML 1.1 framework. There are
two parts to the tutorial. The first is a detailed guide to the
modification of an existing "published" model which is available on the
internet. The example used is modifying the original Hodgkin & Huxley
1952 squid axon model to produce action potentials closer to those found
in the Noble 1962 model of cardiac cells. The second part applies the
same techniques to a more realistic scenario, namely that of modifying
the stimulus protocol being applied to a human cardiac myocyte model.
The OpenCell software package is used in this tutorial.
If you have any questions or feedback, please contact myself or any
member of the CellML group (see http://www.cellml.org/community/team for
contact details.)
Thanks very much, I hope you find this useful, and please feel free to
forward it to anyone you know whom it might interest.
Kind regards,
James Lawson
*The cmgui (http://www.cmiss.org/cmgui) introductory tutorial is
available from Dougal Cowan - email him at [email protected] if
you'd like a copy.
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