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Category Archives: GillespieSSA
Vanilla C code for the Stochastic Simulation Algorithm
The Gillespie stochastic simulation algorithm (SSA) is the gold standard for simulating state-based stochastic models. If you are a R buff, a SSA novice and want to get quickly up and running stochastic models (in particular ecological models) that are not … Continue reading
GillespieSSA 0.5-4 is released
I just uploaded GillespieSSA 0.5-4 to CRAN. It should be just a matter of days before it has propagated itself across all mirrors. This release consists of minor revisions with no (intended) changes in functionality. The main change (and it is … Continue reading
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Paper on GillespieSSA now published
My paper on the GillespieSSA package has now been published in the latest volume of Journal of Statistical Software. Check it out.
Paper on the Gillespie Stochastic Simulation Algorithm in press
Just got news that my revisions to the reviewer’s comments on my paper GillespieSSA: Implementing the Gillespie Stochastic Simulation Algorithm in R were accepted. Hence, this paper is not officially in press in the Journal of Statistical Software. Here’s the … Continue reading
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GillespieSSA 0.5-1 is released
I just uploaded GillespieSSA 0.5-1 to CRAN. Now it’s just a matter of days before it has propagated itself across all CRAN mirrors. This version consists primarily of revisions I made in response to the reviewer comments on the paper … Continue reading
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GillespieSSA 0.3-1 released
I recently rolled up the new version of the GillespieSSA package, version 0.3-1. The tar ball of the new version is posted on its web page (here). I also submitted it to CRAN so in (due time) it should appear … Continue reading
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GillespieSSA on CRAN
So it’s official – my R package GillespieSSA has been posted to the official list of packages on CRAN (The Comprehensive R Archive Network). Check it out. Now back to my manuscript. Over the last few days I have been … Continue reading
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GillespieSSA 0.2-0 is released
Just finished the new version of the GillespieSSA package. The tar ball of the new version is posted on its web page (here). I also submitted it to CRAN so in (due time) it should appear on the official R … Continue reading
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119 days of number crunching…
Just checked on the 70000+ simulations I submitted to the Cow last night. The purpose of these runs is to explore a given system (the logistic growth model in this case) using different implementations of the stochastic simulation algorithm (aka … Continue reading
Cow chewing on GillespieSSA
Sorry blog for the long silence. Lately I have been juggling several time critical projects and there hardly seems to be time for such mundane activities such as sleeping, eating, never mind shaving (someone pointed out that I am starting … Continue reading
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GillespieSSA 0.1-0 is released
I just submitted the first release of the GillespieSSA package to CRAN. After much debating I finally decided to adhere to the unwritten R version numbering policy of starting really really low (and asymptotically approaching 1.0-0) . Thus, the first … Continue reading
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Looking for a few good beta testers
Sitting in a dreary hotel room in San Jose with Interstate 101 on my left and a burger joint/truck stop on my right (see previous post Report from the meeting of the Ecological Society of America in San Jose for … Continue reading
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Blazing fast tau-leap methods
Today I added the Decaying-Dimerization reaction set as a template model to GillespieSSA. This model was used by Gillespie in the paper where he introduced the Explicit tau-leap method in 2001. The model consists of three species and four reactions … Continue reading
GillespieSSA poster
Finished my poster for the useR! 2007 meeting. It is also posted on the GillespieSSA web page as part of the package documentation. Now, all I have to do is show it off in Ames next week…, oh, and I … Continue reading
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The perils of numerical simulations
Sorry blog for the lack of posts lately. As the devoted reader may have realized it is less than a week left before I am supposed to finish (i.e. release) the GillespieSSA R package. Within this time period I am … Continue reading
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Adaptive tau-leaping in SSA
Just a brief update on my activities 11 days before the R package GillespieSSA is to be released. I have been hacking away on the code, debugging, and running test simulations like there is no tomorrow. The last SSA implementation … Continue reading
Abstract for useR! 2007 poster
Here’s my submitted abstract for the poster I will be presenting at the useR! 2007 meeting in August. GillespieSSA: A stochastic simulation package for R Mario Pineda-Krch Center for Animal Disease Modeling and Surveillance University of California, Davis Abstract Stochastic … Continue reading
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