Reproducing published data

In the Physiome Model Repository (PMR), a complete piece of work is stored in a workspace. Each workspace is a Mercurial repository, which allows PMR to maintain a complete history of all changes made to every file it contains. In this tutorial, we take you through the process of reproducing an existing piece of "published" work - commonly, the first stage in establishing a new project which builds on previous discoveries.

• Reproducing model behavior in OpenCOR
  • Cloning an existing workspace
  • Check the model
  • Revert to an earlier version of the model
• Something similar for MAP
• Best practice tips

Showing how to take some previous work from the repository and reproduce results as they might have been published.

• highlight the benefits of using standards and making data available in public repositories (code, models, data, tools, etc.)
• evolving standards (SED-ML, FieldML, etc.)