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Hi Erin,

Yes, definitely - not least because both R and CellML originated in Auckland.
I'll speak to Ross Ihaka about this to get his thoughts.

Cheers,
Peter
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Hello,

I sent this message a couple weeks ago, but I don't think it got posted so
I'll try again. I'm developing a large-scale model of the pancreatic beta
cell as part of my dissertation research. I'm constructing the model in R,
the open-source statistical software suite (more info here:
http://cran.r-project.org/). I was wondering if there is any interest in a
collaborative project to create a package for R to read/write/edit CellML
files for use in modeling and simulation? R has a huge international user
base, and making CellML available to those users would be beneficial for both
the R and CellML communities.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Erin

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The University of Michigan
Bioinformatics PhD Candidate
http://www.erinshellman.com
shellman at umich.edu<mailto:shellman at umich.edu>
(937) 321.1129

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• [cellml-discussion] CellML for R, Erin, 09/15/2010
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