Mathematical Modelling Of Immune Systems By Simulated Annealing
Kwon S. Lee, Mohler · Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society · 1992
Cellular kinetics formulate the basis of tumor immune system dynamics which may be synthesized mathematically as cascades of bilinear systems which are connected by nonlinear dynamical terms. In this manner, a foundation for the control of syngeneic tumors is presented. We have analyzed the mechanisms of controlling the infiltration of lymphocytes into tumor tissues. Simulated annealing, a general-purpose method of multivariate optimization, is applied to above combinatorial optimization, which is to find the minimum of a given function depending on many parameters. We compare the results of the different methods including the global optimization algorithm, known as simulated annealing.