Re: [Miase-discuss] miase file content - manifest?

[Richard A. <ra...@st...>]

Hi Frank


Like you said it would be useful to help tools decide if they could  
handle model file content.

The format could be very simple ,similar to jar e.g.,

Description: circadian clock simulations, using different photo -periods
Experiment description:Mysedmlfile.xml
Model Types:sbml, cellml ( comma separated list of model types)


but perhaps you're right, it can be left for now.

Cheers
    Richard






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>> Other than that, the format Frank proposed seems quite effective -
>> Frank I hope to be able to test out some .miase files generated by the
>> java library on your website soon (at least before the Biomodels
>> meeting).
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> That would be great,
> thanks
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> best
> Frank
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University of Edinburgh
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