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		+	To test for all conditions we run timing simulations for all 4 different branches in the flow diagram of our protocol.
		+	* During the first 1000 minutes of the simulation we did not add any inducers to the system to check for the baseline production of proteins.
		+	* Between 1000 and 2000 minutes we added the inducer that should be learned and let the system reach steady state.
		+	* After the 2000<high>th</high> minute and 3000 minutes
	==== Test 1 ====		==== Test 1 ====

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Contents 1 Protocol 2 Simulation of Test Cases 2.1 Test 1 2.2 Test 2 2.3 Test 3 2.4 Test 4 3 Sensitivity Analysis

Protocol

Simulation of Test Cases

To test for all conditions we run timing simulations for all 4 different branches in the flow diagram of our protocol.

• During the first 1000 minutes of the simulation we did not add any inducers to the system to check for the baseline production of proteins.
• Between 1000 and 2000 minutes we added the inducer that should be learned and let the system reach steady state.
• After the 2000<high>th</high> minute and 3000 minutes

Test 1

Test 2

Test 3

Test 4

Sensitivity Analysis

For a system like our is is not enough to find a set of parameters for which it is working. To provide a stable performance also in the presence of noise and parameter missmatch we were interested in analysing the sensitivity of the system.

The results are plotted in Figure 5.