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Commit b90df728 authored by Miroslav Kratochvil's avatar Miroslav Kratochvil :bicyclist:
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improve parametrization of objective_envelope

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......@@ -51,8 +51,10 @@ objective_envelope(model::MetabolicModel, rids::Vector{String}, args...; kwargs.
model::MetabolicModel,
ridxs::Vector{Int},
optimizer;
modifications = [],
lattice_args = (),
lattice = envelope_lattice(model, ridxs; lattice_args...),
analysis = screen_optimize_objective,
kwargs...,
)
......@@ -62,11 +64,11 @@ lower and upper bounds.
This can be used to compute a "production envelope" of a metabolite; but
generalizes to any specifiable objective and to multiple dimensions of the
examined space. To retrieve a production envelope of any metabolite, set the
objective coefficient vector of the `model` to a vector that contains a single
`1` for the exchange reaction that "outputs" this metabolite, and run
[`objective_envelope`](@ref) with the exchange reaction of the "parameter"
metabolite specified in `ridxs`.
examined space. For example, to retrieve a production envelope of any
metabolite, set the objective coefficient vector of the `model` to a vector
that contains a single `1` for the exchange reaction that "outputs" this
metabolite, and run [`objective_envelope`](@ref) with the exchange reaction of
the "parameter" metabolite specified in `ridxs`.
Returns a named tuple that contains `lattice` with reference values of the
metabolites, and an N-dimensional array `values` with the computed objective
......@@ -78,6 +80,9 @@ the model and reaction indexes. Additional arguments for the call to
[`envelope_lattice`](@ref) can be optionally specified in `lattice_args`.
`kwargs` are internally forwarded to [`screen_optmodel_modifications`](@ref).
`modifications` are appended to the list of modifications after the lattice
bounds are set. By default, this returns the objective values for all points in
the lattice; alternate outputs can be implemented via the `analysis` argument.
# Example
```
......@@ -106,8 +111,10 @@ objective_envelope(
model::MetabolicModel,
ridxs::Vector{Int},
optimizer;
modifications = [],
lattice_args = (),
lattice = envelope_lattice(model, ridxs; lattice_args...),
analysis = screen_optimize_objective,
kwargs...,
) = (
lattice = collect.(lattice),
......@@ -115,14 +122,19 @@ objective_envelope(
model,
optimizer;
modifications = collect(
[(_, optmodel) -> begin
for (i, ridx) in enumerate(ridxs)
set_normalized_rhs(optmodel[:lbs][ridx], fluxes[i])
set_normalized_rhs(optmodel[:ubs][ridx], fluxes[i])
end
end] for fluxes in Iterators.product(lattice...)
vcat(
[
(_, optmodel) -> begin
for (i, ridx) in enumerate(ridxs)
set_normalized_rhs(optmodel[:lbs][ridx], fluxes[i])
set_normalized_rhs(optmodel[:ubs][ridx], fluxes[i])
end
end,
],
modifications,
) for fluxes in Iterators.product(lattice...)
),
analysis = screen_optimize_objective,
analysis = analysis,
kwargs...,
),
)
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