From: Rainer M. <ra...@tb...> - 2006-04-12 13:36:10
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Hi Akira, Eryk and Norihiro, (CCed also to the SOSlib development list) you are all using/interested in the high-level SOSlib interface SBML_odeSolverBatch for efficient parameter/initial condition scans. Currently, it is implemented with a serious and stupid malfunction - i.e. n parameters can be varied over m arbitrary points (design points), but there are no combinations of parameter values. CellDesigner needs results for each combination of parameter values, and this is the general requirement for such a batch function. I want to correct this now. There are two questions: 1) Do you see a need for n parameters to be varied, and to get a result structures for each combination? This would result in a n*n*m*m matrix of SBMLResults. Or is it generally sufficient to provide this scan only for 2 parameters? 2) As we now want to vary over m arbitrary design points, m (the number of parameter values to be scanned for one parameter) could be different for each parameter. I.e. one parameter might be varied over 3 values, while the other parameter might be varied over 16 values. Implementing 2, i.e. a different m for each parameter would be much easier if we restrict the batch function to 2 parameters! What do you think? Or better asked: what are your requirements? If you want you can add things to the respective section at http://www.tbi.univie.ac.at/wiki/index.php/SOSlibDevel#Batch_Mode_for_Parameter_Scan (email ha...@tb... to get an account, mention that you want to contribute to SOSlibDevel Wiki). Rainer |