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Simulation results produced by the assembled model and comparisons to the ADAN open-loop bond graph model are presented and discussed, along with possible improvements to the semantics-based model composition approach. Particularly, we will show that we only need three templates to generate the 86 vessel segments of the ADAN open-loop model. Later, we will demonstrate the potential for reuse in the case of having similar sections in a system as in the right and left limbs.
Ultimately, the quantities for all the biological entities can also be mapped to the model variables using the SemGen merger tool.
Our approach is summarised in Fig 1 , illustrating the flowchart of the modelling procedure. SemGen annotator and merger tools are discussed further in [ 45 ]. The left column illustrates the general approach in the integration of bond graph models in CellML using SemGen, and the right column shows the same procedure specific to the ADAN circulation model.
In both approaches, the bond graph models are created based on template models 1 , and annotated using the SemGen Annotator 2. Later, depending on whether the system has similar larger compartments or any symmetry, the SemGen merger tool joins the modules in a number of steps 3. The amounts for the symbolic model parameters are allocated from a CellML file containing the annotated parameters and their values 4.
SemGen has been used to integrate several mathematical models by treating them as modules [ 43 , 48 ]. However, SemGen does not currently have the capability to edit the equations in the models being merged [ 49 ]. Thus, conflicts may arise while coupling the mathematical models, requiring post-merging adjustments in equations. Often, these post-merging modifications are error-prone, prolonged [ 48 , 50 ] and require a context-specific knowledge of the underlying equations. To avoid this, we propose using the bond graph approach for creating the modules.
Describing biological and physiological systems in terms of bond graphs in CellML allows us to take the advantage of both the energy-based and hierarchical nature of the bond graph approach and the convenient semi-automated merging tool of SemGen.
Existing merging tools like SemGen do not consider physical constraints, while the bond graph framework imposes these constraints to the system. Consequently, by defining the CellML modules using bond graphs, the network structure allows conservation equations to be systematically updated when merging models.
This allows us to avoid manually mapping the relationships between the sub-models in CellML. Furthermore, representing the bond graph models in CellML also lets us create mappings via SemGen between different variables and parameters, thus avoiding multiple definitions of the same physiological parameter or variable.
The model was created by defining manual mappings between different types of bond graph vessel models. For a large model, these manual mappings are time-consuming and require a significant amount of work. Here, we demonstrate that the same can be achieved in an automated manner using the SemGen merger tool and intrinsic hierarchical properties of bond graphs.
We also demonstrate that adding an auxiliary variable to each bond graph module in CellML enables coupling of modules via SemGen. Thereby, the creation of complex models becomes simpler, systematic, hence time-efficient, and less error-prone. Each vessel segment can be modelled in bond graphs using R , C , and I components, representing the viscous resistance, vessel wall compliance, and mass inertial effect in fluid mechanics, respectively [ 25 ]. The relationships between the bond graph elements are determined by the energy conservation laws in the network structure and the constitutive relations within components, which make bond graph models physically coherent.
A more extensive presentation of bond graph theory, and several examples can also be found in [ 54 , 55 ]. The parameters of each segment were calculated in terms of vessel properties using the equations: 1 2 3. The biological and geometric interpretations of the arterial parameters used in Eqs 1 , 2 and 3 are given in Table 1.
The dependency of the vessel wall thickness and its radius is logarithmic, as discussed in [ 56 ] and later in [ 57 ] and [ 25 ]. Vessels are represented by generic template bond graph modules based on their mechanical properties. Each non-branching vessel segment is composed of a parallel C , an R and I in series, connected by bonds Fig 2.
C , R and I components show the mechanical properties of a vessel segment. Depending on whether a vessel is located adjacent to the source of flow S f , at a terminal point, or in the middle of the vessels network bifurcating or not , we modify the original configuration of Fig 2 and define three types of modules: initial, intermediate, and terminal.
These three types of bond graph modules are described in Fig 3. Depending on the type and location of a vessel, three template modules can be proposed: A initial segment; B intermediate segment; C terminal segment; D the schematic of the segments connections. The components in green boxes are the added sections to the original bond graph configuration of Fig 2.
To ensure the conservation of mass and energy, potential and flow must obey conservation laws, i. Depending on the type of junction, one co-variable is considered fixed in the conservation equations. The terminal junctions in each module are selected for coupling with other modules. When two modules are coupled, and a bond is added to a junction, there is consequently a change in the conservation equations of that junction.
For instance, consider the modules in Fig 3A and 3B. The conservation equations at their terminal junctions would be as in Fig 4. Equal flows at 1 : v junction and equal potentials at 0 : u junction. The sum of potentials equals to the inward potential in the 1 : v junctions and the sum of flows equals to the outward flow in the 0 : u junctions. By creating an additional bond between the 0 : u junction in A and the 1 : v junction in B , these two segments can be coupled together.
As potential is fixed in a 0 : u junction, an additional bond to the junction means the addition of one flow term in Eq 5. In the same manner adding a bond to a 1 : v junction means an extra potential term in Eq 6.
In order to compose models from these modules, we need to impose these changes into the CellML models. To do this, we propose adding auxiliary variables v x or u x , depending on the type of the junction to each module.
These auxiliary variables are set to zero by default, so they do not have any impact while the model is running separately. This is demonstrated in Fig 6.
In the same way, u at the terminal junction of each module will be mapped to u x at the initial junction of its following module. We also need to deal with the case when a vessel is split into two or more branches. We have already stated that for any number of branching or even non-branching vessels, we use a common type of bond graph configuration.
In this case, the idea is to impose a priori a maximum number of branching occurring in a vessel of the network say four. Then we create our template module having four v x variables see Fig 7. This creates the generic modules we require for composing the full circulation model. The number of v x variables depends on the maximum number of branches occurring in any segment. Here, four auxiliary variables corresponding to four branches are demonstrated.
SemGen allows models encoded in CellML and SBML to be composed and is a powerful tool for semantics-based annotations, which enriches the models with the physiological and biological information about the entities and processes. Once modules are annotated, merging becomes easier as SemGen automatically detects the semantic overlaps and suggests to the user a list of identical or similar annotations in both modules. SemGen can merge only two models at one time. So, for the composition of n models, n-1 merging steps are required.
In this paper, we propose a hierarchical approach for module composition in fractal and repetitive segments in large systems, which reduces the number of merging tasks significantly. In the ADAN open-loop vascular model, the vessels can be grouped in seven subdivisions; head and neck , heart cardiac output , trunk , left arm , right arm , left leg and right leg.
Each subdivision can be created separately by merging the required vessel segments, and then be put together with other vascular sections. As the vascular segments for the limbs can be assumed identical, we can wrap the vascular model of a limb as a lumped module and then reuse it. This lumping method can be generalised and applied to all types of systems that have similar sections. These lumped modules will be connected in the final step using the SemGen merger tool to produce the whole ADAN open-loop model.
The series of vessel segments in each lumped module is shown in Fig 9. The blue dashed shapes delineate the segments in each lumped module.
The three bond graph templates of Fig 3 are shown in blue boxes for three exemplar segments. The segments network is adopted from [ 25 ]. To visualise how the SemGen merger tool is utilised, the merging of two modules is depicted in Fig The model of left ventricle output flow LV. Time t and the amount of the flow v LV in the LV.
The grey lines show the internal dependencies between the variables in each module and the orange and blue lines show the links between the modules. We started the model composition by creating the input to the system, which was generating the output flow of the heart left ventricle. For undiagnosed diabetics, they will be able to determine their usual blood sugar level either by fasting or by random testing. You will be able to determine the effectivity of your medications and if you need to acquire a new prescription from your provider.
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