Fig 3. The edge biased unmasking model improves correspondence of simulated and experimental datasets.

We show P_edge = 4% bias runs as an example. (A-C) Full results over the entire simulation for various combinations of stripe width and glucan coverage for the three simulation and experimental outputs measured. (D-F) Similar to A-C, but showing zoomed in results corresponding to the experimental data domain. The cyan range boxes express ranges in the style of box plots with the lines representing the 25^th, 50^th and 75^th percentiles of the experimental data, going from left to right or bottom to top, on the corresponding axes. Within each plot, the left-most cyan range box corresponds to untreated yeast, the right-most to caspofungin-treated yeast. (G-I) The standard deviations of the zoomed in results from D-F. The lines represent mean (A-F) or standard deviation (G-I) values calculated from n = 100 runs for each condition.