cellular_raza – Novel Flexibility in Design of Agent-Based Models in Cellular Systems

This paper uses cellular_raza to develop a model with cell-type specific interactions whereby cells self-assemble into regions of similar species which is also known as cell-sorting. We use this model to asses the parallelization performance of the numerical backend at the core of cellular_raza and show that values of up to p = 97.78 ± 0.14% parallelizable code can be achieved, which indicates a high level of parallelizability.

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UBMA
Published
2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.25521/maconf.2025.1027
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Cellular Automata and Applications
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cellular_raza – Novel Flexibility in Design of Agent-Based Models in Cellular Systems

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cellular_raza – Novel Flexibility in Design of Agent-Based Models in Cellular Systems

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Abstract

This paper uses cellular_raza to develop a model with cell-type specific interactions whereby cells self-assemble into regions of similar species which is also known as cell-sorting. We use this model to asses the parallelization performance of the numerical backend at the core of cellular_raza and show that values of up to p = 97.78 ± 0.14% parallelizable code can be achieved, which indicates a high level of parallelizability.

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University of Freiburg (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 42%
Cellular Automata and Applications
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