Framework integrates agent-based modeling and reinforcement learning to optimize biological processes, highlighting its potential for controlling tumor models.
This paper presents PhysiGym, a framework that integrates agent-based biological simulation within standardized reinforcement learning environments. By integrating the agent-based modeling framework PhysiCell with the Gymnasium API, we provide a flexible tool for exploring reinforcement learning strategies to control in silico biological processes. We demonstrate PhysiGym's potential with a case study where a deep reinforcement learning algorithm guides a tumor microenvironment model toward an anti-tumoral state, ultimately achieving tumour elimination. Our results highlight PhysiGym's flexibility for AI-driven biological control and optimization of dynamic treatment regimes.
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