Inference for stochastic models

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• Dr Lorenz Wernisch ( MRC Biostatistics Unit)
• Thursday 23 October 2008, 12:05-12:30
• Kaetsu Centre, New Hall.

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Mathematical models are able to capture the essence of dynamic biological processes. There is still a gap between the precision and detail of mathematical models and the limitations of experimental data. Flow cytometry techniques, for instance, provide data on gene regulation in single cells but usually only on very few variables. Many of the processes responsible for variety between cells are unobserved and are best modelled by general noise terms. Noise due to fluctuation on the molecular level might also play a role. That is, simplification of models and explicit modelling of noise is required if such models are fitted to currently available data.

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