Class amised

Inheritance Relationships

Base Type

  • public handle

Class Documentation

amised : public handle

AMISED is a container for SED-ML objects.

Public Functions

amised::amised(matlabtypesubstitute sedname)

amised reads in an SEDML document using the JAVA binding of of libSEDML

Parameters

  • sedname: name/path of the SEDML document

Public Members

matlabtypesubstitute model = struct("'event',[],'sym',[]")

amimodel from the specified model

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This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

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Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: struct(“‘event’,[],’sym’,[]”)

matlabtypesubstitute modelname = {""}

cell array of model identifiers

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This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

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Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: {“”}

matlabtypesubstitute sedml = struct.empty("")

stores the struct tree from the xml definition

Note

This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

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Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: struct.empty(“”)

matlabtypesubstitute outputcount = "[]"

count the number of outputs per model

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This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

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Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: “[]”

matlabtypesubstitute varidx = "[]"

indexes for dataGenerators

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This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

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Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: “[]”

matlabtypesubstitute varsym = sym("[]")

symbolic expressions for variables

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This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

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Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: sym(“[]”)

matlabtypesubstitute datasym = sym("[]")

symbolic expressions for data

Note

This property has non-standard access specifiers: SetAccess = Private, GetAccess = Public

Note

Matlab documentation of property attributes. Default: sym(“[]”)