Towards a Methodology for Systems Biology

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“In general there is a risk that mathematical modeling, very much like statistics, turns into a large toolbox that is unmanageable for all but the most experienced scholars because there is no manual that helps them to choose the right tool. The prospect for progress in this regard is difficult to evaluate. For philosophers to actually contribute, they must be well acquainted with modeling, data analysis, statistical methods, etc. which is usually not part of their education. For scientists, on the other hand, it often does not pay off to tackle such general methodological problems since the reward for this kind of work is comparatively small. I would predict, however, that in the long run the need for a more standardized methodology will become pressing, and then progress is more likely to occur.”.

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Gross, F. (2017). Towards a Methodology for Systems Biology. In History, Philosophy and Theory of the Life Sciences (Vol. 20, pp. 109–116). Springer Science and Business Media B.V. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47000-9_10

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