Table 2.
Partition sequences in the example Boolean network model
Partition sequences | Core to ... | Exclusive to ... | Independently Oscillating with ... |
---|---|---|---|
P1 | {A1, A2, A3} | × | × |
P2 | {A1, A2} | × | × |
P3 | × | {A1, A2, A3} | P5 |
P4 | {A3, A4} | {A3, A4} | × |
P5 | × | × | P3 and P6 |
P6 | × | × | P5 |
P7 | {A1} | {A1} | × |
P8 | {A2} | {A2} | × |
P9 | {A3} | {A3} | × |
P10 | {A4} | {A4} | × |
The following table gives all the partition sequences for the simple example model (in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3). The partition sequences (P1 – P10) can be seen in Fig. 3, whilst the attractors (A1 – A4) can be seen in Fig. 2. The table also shows which properties they satisfy in Definition 5 (× implies that property is not satisfied)