… networks. Focusing on discrete models of these networks, namely, Boolean automata
networks, we propose to analyse the contribution of non-monotony to the diversity and complexity …

… the network in order to set up the state of every automaton of N … show that, given an automaton
i and a Boolean value b, N can … , if the central automaton receives a Boolean value 1 from …

… brought new interests in local non monotony. On the biological side, … In this case, locally non
monotony may be required for … For example it has been shown that the smallest network that …

… of non-monotony in Boolean automata networks. Our interest in this issue comes from the fact
that non-monotony, … to Boolean automata networks viewed as models of genetic regulation …

… analyse its input to the design of Boolean automata network behaviours. More precisely, we
… At the end of this paper, non-monotony is discussed. Until then, we assume all bans to be …

… At the end of this paper, non-monotony is discussed. Until then, we assume all bans to be
monotone, that is, to involve transition functions that are locally monotone wrt all their …

… In the particular case of Boolean automata networks considered here, they are supposed to
… a network, as defined by the behaviours of each of its automata. The role of non-monotony is …

… networks called Boolean automata networks (BANs). Despite its (deliberate) simplicity, this
model is adequate for the computational study of interaction networks… in actual networks. The …

… set of Boolean functions that define the way automata in the … need to call into question
non-monotony’s capacity at explaining … on the distinction monotony/non-monotony rather than on …

… on Boolean automata networks and the updatings of automata states in these networks. …
Non-monotony is a subject that we believe to be important in itself and that we have started …