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EvoEvo Deliverable 2.1: Specifications of the genome-network model

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Figure 1 - Models developed by INRIA and UU cover multiple levels of organization. Aevol  models the evolution of genome structure
Figure 2 - Overview of the aevol model (from Knibbe, 2007a).
Figure 3 - Overview of PoaS model (from Crombach & Hogeweg, 2008). (A) Simulations are run  on a 150x50 lattice for 6.105 time steps
Figure  4  -  A  set  of  n-tuples  is  extracted  from  the  genomic  data-structure  by  projecting  genomic  subsequences  on  the  n-tuples  n-dimensional  space
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