Towards data-driven generation of individualised human heart models
from scalable heart muscle sheets
Another year, another travel photo calendar!
After the successful graduation of Louise Arno, I have lead the
thorough revision of our preprint yielding this article. At this
point, the presented theoretical formalism was tweaked requiring me to
re-analyse all the results, generating new streamlined figures that
visualise our observations more clearly. I have extensively
contributed to the quasiparticle framework and the Feynman-like
diagrams. See also the CRediT author contributions statement at the
end of this article.
Since the beginning of my PhD project, I have taken over as lead
programmer and maintainer of the software package presented in this
article, thoroughly improving its code in regards to the computational
methods used, and in terms of user-friendliness. I am also the
maintainer and lead programmer of the companion Python packages. I
have conducted the presented simulations and written large parts of
the article as main author. See also the CRediT author contributions
statement at the end of this article.
The method presented in this article was in its entirety designed,
implemented, tested, validated, and analysed by me. I have written the
majority of the text and have lead the submission and revisions. My
co-authors have mainly taken the role of supervisors and advisors
guiding this project, enabling my research. I am grateful to my
contributors for their continuous feedback in this project. See also
the CRediT author contributions statement at the end of this article.
