From: Camille L. <la...@eb...> - 2011-11-10 18:41:22
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Dear Cindy, > I want to download a model from the BioModels database (which is GREAT > by the way!), and want to run it in MatLab. I don't see an option to > convert it to MatLab format. If there is one, can you point me to it? > If not, do you know if Octave is the closest? There is a m-file export available under: Other formats (auto-generated) > Octave (m-file). This file should work in both MatLab and Octave (as those software share the same file format). Please do contact us if you experience any difficulties using those files. > Another alternative is to > download it in a list or table (say, a tab-delimited file) format lists > out all the various sections (Reactions with Rates, Rules, Parameters, > Compartments, etc.) as I can then convert that myself. Is there a way > to download such an organized list or table that I'm not noticing? Unfortunately, there is currently no such feature. If you think that would be a much needed addition to BioModels Database, please let us know. Best regards. -- Camille Laibe BioModels.net Coordinator European Bioinformatics Institute, Cambridge (UK) |