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LCSB-BioCore
COBREXA.jl
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St. Elmo
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using
Base
:
upperbound
,
lowerbound
"""
add_reactions!(model::StandardModel, rxns::Vector{Reaction})
...
...
@@ -214,26 +215,162 @@ remove_gene!(model::StandardModel, gid::String; knockout_reactions::Bool = false
remove_genes!
(
model
,
[
gid
];
knockout_reactions
=
knockout_reactions
)
"""
set_bound!(model::StandardModel, reaction_id::String; lb, ub)
change_bound!(
model::StandardModel,
reaction_id::String;
lower_bound = -_constants.default_reaction_bound,
upper_bound = _constants.default_reaction_bound,
)
Change the bounds of a reaction with `reaction_id` in `model` in-place. Note
that if the bound argument is not supplied then a default (see
`_constants.default_reaction_bound`) is used.
See also: [`change_bound`](@ref), [`change_bounds!`](@ref), [`change_bounds!`](@ref)
Change the bounds of a reaction in-place.
# Example
```
change_bound!(model, "
PFL
"; lower_bound=-10, ub=10)
change_bound!(model, "
PFL
"; lower_bound=-10.2) # upper_bound is set to _constants.default_reaction_bound
change_bound!(model, "
PFL
"; upper_bound=10)
```
"""
function
set_bound!
(
model
::
StandardModel
,
reaction_id
::
String
;
lb
,
ub
)
function
change_bound!
(
model
::
StandardModel
,
reaction_id
::
String
;
lower_bound
=
-
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
,
upper_bound
=
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
,
)
reaction
=
model
.
reactions
[
reaction_id
]
reaction
.
lb
=
lb
reaction
.
ub
=
ub
reaction
.
lb
=
float
(
lower_bound
)
reaction
.
ub
=
float
(
upper_bound
)
end
"""
set_bound(model::StandardModel, reaction_id::String; lb, ub)
change_bounds!(
model::StandardModel,
reaction_ids::Vector{String};
lower_bounds = repeat(
[-_constants.default_reaction_bound],
inner = length(reaction_ids),
),
upper_bounds = repeat(
[-_constants.default_reaction_bound],
inner = length(reaction_ids),
),
)
Change the bounds of all reactions with `reaction_ids` in `model` in-place. Note
that if the bound argument is not supplied then a default (see
`_constants.default_reaction_bound`) is used. The same default bound argument is
used for each reaction bound if not supplied.
See also: [`change_bound`](@ref), [`change_bound!`](@ref), [`change_bounds`](@ref)
# Example
```
change_bounds!(model, ["
PFL
", "
FBA
"]; lower_bounds=[-10, -20], ub=[10, 22])
change_bounds!(model, ["
PFL
", "
FBA
"]; lower_bounds=[-10.2, -14.3]) # all upper_bounds are set to _constants.default_reaction_bound
change_bounds!(model, ["
PFL
", "
FBA
"]; upper_bounds=[10.2, 23])
```
"""
function
change_bounds!
(
model
::
StandardModel
,
reaction_ids
::
Vector
{
String
};
lower_bounds
=
repeat
(
[
-
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
],
inner
=
length
(
reaction_ids
),
),
upper_bounds
=
repeat
(
[
-
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
],
inner
=
length
(
reaction_ids
),
),
)
for
(
rid
,
lb
,
ub
)
in
zip
(
reaction_ids
,
lower_bounds
,
upper_bounds
)
change_bound!
(
model
,
rid
;
lower_bound
=
lb
,
upper_bound
=
ub
)
end
end
"""
change_bound(
model::StandardModel,
reaction_id::String;
lower_bound = -_constants.default_reaction_bound,
upper_bound = _constants.default_reaction_bound,
)
Return a shallow copy of the `model` where the reaction bounds of `reaction_id`
are changed. Note that if the bound argument is not supplied then a default (see
`_constants.default_reaction_bound`) is used.
Return a shallow copy of the `model` with reaction bounds changed.
See also: [`change_bounds`](@ref), [`change_bounds!`](@ref), [`change_bound!`](@ref)
# Example
```
new_model = change_bound(model, "
PFL
"; lower_bound=-10, ub=10)
new_model = change_bound(model, "
PFL
"; lower_bound=-10.2) # upper_bound is set to _constants.default_reaction_bound
new_model = change_bound(model, "
PFL
"; upper_bound=10)
```
"""
function
set_bound
(
model
::
StandardModel
,
reaction_id
::
String
;
lb
,
ub
)
function
change_bound
(
model
::
StandardModel
,
reaction_id
::
String
;
lower_bound
=
-
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
,
upper_bound
=
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
,
)
m
=
copy
(
model
)
m
.
reactions
=
copy
(
model
.
reactions
)
r
=
m
.
reactions
[
reaction_id
]
=
copy
(
model
.
reactions
[
reaction_id
])
r
.
lb
=
lb
r
.
ub
=
ub
r
.
lb
=
float
(
lower_bound
)
r
.
ub
=
float
(
upper_bound
)
m
end
"""
change_bounds(
model::StandardModel,
reaction_ids::Vector{String};
lower_bounds = repeat(
[-_constants.default_reaction_bound],
inner = length(reaction_ids),
),
upper_bounds = repeat(
[-_constants.default_reaction_bound],
inner = length(reaction_ids),
),
)
Return a shallow copy of the `model` where the reaction bounds of all
`reaction_ids` are changed. Note that if the bound argument is not supplied then
a default (see `_constants.default_reaction_bound`) is used.
See also: [`change_bound`](@ref), [`change_bounds!`](@ref), [`change_bound!`](@ref)
# Example
```
new_model = change_bounds(model, ["
PFL
", "
FBA
"]; lower_bounds=[-10, -20], ub=[10, 22])
new_model = change_bounds(model, ["
PFL
", "
FBA
"]; lower_bounds=[-10, -20.2]) # all upper_bounds are set to _constants.default_reaction_bound
new_model = change_bounds(model, ["
PFL
", "
FBA
"]; ub=[10, 22])
```
"""
function
change_bounds
(
model
::
StandardModel
,
reaction_ids
::
Vector
{
String
};
lower_bounds
=
repeat
(
[
-
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
],
inner
=
length
(
reaction_ids
),
),
upper_bounds
=
repeat
(
[
-
_constants
.
default_reaction_bound
],
inner
=
length
(
reaction_ids
),
),
)
m
=
copy
(
model
)
m
.
reactions
=
copy
(
model
.
reactions
)
for
(
rid
,
lb
,
ub
)
in
zip
(
reaction_ids
,
lower_bounds
,
upper_bounds
)
r
=
m
.
reactions
[
rid
]
=
copy
(
model
.
reactions
[
rid
])
r
.
lb
=
float
(
lb
)
r
.
ub
=
float
(
ub
)
end
return
m
end
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@@ -32,6 +32,28 @@
model
.
metabolites
=
OrderedDict
(
m
.
id
=>
m
for
m
in
mets
)
model
.
genes
=
OrderedDict
(
g
.
id
=>
g
for
g
in
genes
)
# change bound tests - in place
change_bound!
(
model
,
"r2"
;
lower_bound
=-
10
,
upper_bound
=
10
)
@test
model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
lb
==
-
10
@test
model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
ub
==
10
change_bounds!
(
model
,
[
"r1"
,
"r2"
];
lower_bounds
=
[
-
10
,
-
20
],
upper_bounds
=
[
10.0
,
20.0
])
@test
model
.
reactions
[
"r1"
]
.
lb
==
-
10
@test
model
.
reactions
[
"r1"
]
.
ub
==
10
@test
model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
lb
==
-
20
@test
model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
ub
==
20
# change bound - new model
new_model
=
change_bound
(
model
,
"r2"
;
lower_bound
=-
10
,
upper_bound
=
10
)
@test
new_model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
lb
==
-
10
@test
new_model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
ub
==
10
new_model
=
change_bounds
(
model
,
[
"r1"
,
"r2"
];
lower_bounds
=
[
-
10
,
-
20
],
upper_bounds
=
[
10.0
,
20.0
])
@test
new_model
.
reactions
[
"r1"
]
.
lb
==
-
10
@test
new_model
.
reactions
[
"r1"
]
.
ub
==
10
@test
new_model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
lb
==
-
20
@test
new_model
.
reactions
[
"r2"
]
.
ub
==
20
### reactions
add_reactions!
(
model
,
[
r3
,
r4
])
@test
length
(
model
.
reactions
)
==
4
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