SCWC-bio-simulator

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The Calculus of Wrapped Compartments is a variant of the Calculus of Looping Sequences. CWC strongly simplifies the development of automatic tools for the analysis of biological systems. The SCWC-sim is a OCaml implementation of CWC calculus.

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stochastic simulations of biological processes
rating function to compute the probability of each reaction

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