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From: A method to identify important dynamical states in boolean models of regulatory networks: application to regulation of stomata closure by ABA in A. thaliana

Figure 3

(A) The Space of States Cardinality. Every rectangle represents an element of the SS and the subgroups are formed by the relation of transitivity. For a given initial condition and using 100 updates of the network, we find 28 different states and the different graphs correspond to the number of times and instant of time that the specific state of the network was visited. (B) Histogram of the number of elements in each SS subgroup in Fig. 3(A) for the wild network. Two states are always much more frequent than the others despite the number of updates.

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