> 3) Do you agree with the basic premise of the proposal, that is that
> it is better to have a model which is partly expressed in CellML, than
> to have a model which is entirely expressed in a more general
> programming language?
yes.
> 4) Do the best practice guidelines for CellML auth
David Nickerson wrote:
>> 3) Do you agree with the basic premise of the proposal, that is that
>> it is better to have a model which is partly expressed in CellML, than
>> to have a model which is entirely expressed in a more general
>> programming language?
>>
>
> yes.
>
>
>> 4) Do
> ECMAScript is not practical for use in modelling, because it is an
> interpreted, non-typed language, which necessarily means that it cannot
> be compiled and will be slower than compiled code.
But CellML is an language for the description and exchange of
mathematical models. It is not meant
