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Virtual Microbes Evolutionary Simulator
Features
Individual based model of evolving microbes.
Explicit model of evolving genome.
Spatially extended environment.
Microbes evolve metabolic capacities to exploit environmental nutrients.
Dependencies and scripts
Install
pip install VirtualMicrobes
Usage
can’t wait to simulate:
vermicelli.py evo <simulation_dir>
open pandora’s box of options:
vermicelli.py --help
vermicelli.py evo --help
Documentation
http://virtualmicrobes.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (in progress..) CHANGELOG ———
nothing changed here
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