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Needs["xSSA`"];
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SSAMean[{s1, s2, ...}] returns mean and standard deviations of the simulations as a function of time. Statistics are based on linear interpolation, and not the precise value of the species at any given time point. For example, if in a particular instantiation X=49 from t=0 to 10, and then changes to 50 at t=10, the value used at t=5 that will be used from that instantiation will be 49.5 and not 49.
(It is planned to add the option to use the exact (rather than intepolated) value in a future release.)
SSAMean returns the following lists of interpolating functions:
{"Means"→list of
interpolating functions,
"StandardDeviations"→list of interpolating
functions,
"MeanPlusSigma"→list of interpolating
functions,
"MeanPlus2Sigma"→list of interpolating
functions,
"MeanPlus3Sigma"→list of interpolating
functions,
"MeanMinusSigma"→list of interpolating
functions,
"MeanMinus2Sigma"→list of interpolating
functions,
"MeanMinus3Sigma"→list of interpolating
functions
}
Each list of interpolating function has a format similar to
{v1→InterpolatingFunction[{{tmin, tmax}}, "<>"],
v2→InterpolatingFunction[{{tmin, tmax}}, "<>"],
v2→InterpolatingFunction[{{tmin, tmax}}, "<>"], ..}
where v1, v2, v3, .. are the variables in the simulation.
Options
Example
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Implementation Notes
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