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. 2018 Sep 10;373(1758):20170380. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2017.0380

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Figure 1. — Geppetto architecture. Graphical representation of the components of Geppetto illustrating how the Geppetto Model Abstraction (orange blocks) allows backend model and data sources to be accessed by users through browser-based frontend components. Black blocks in the figure are Geppetto Extensions, used by applications built on top of the Geppetto platform. The Geppetto frontend (shades of blue) is shown containing a diverse set of visualization components. Communication between the frontend and backend happens via Websockets and a REST-API layer (grey block). The Geppetto backend (light purple block) orchestrates the various services available in a given Geppetto application, including specific Model Interpreters (dark purple blocks), external Simulators (cream blocks), Data Managers (green) and Data Sources (pink).