- From: alan.garny at dpag.ox.ac.uk (Alan Garny)
- Subject: [cellml-discussion] decompose - a model decomposition utility
- Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 09:12:14 +0100
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I have recently needed to revive an early CellML 1.0 model of mine which
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I need to use within some more recent modelling work. The model is very
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complicated it was going to take a long time to separate out the deeply
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embedded parameter values and initial conditions in order to make the
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model more amenable to use in a CellML 1.1 model hierarchy.
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As I was feeling a bit lazy I decided instead to take a stab at writing
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some code which would do this automatically for me. I have done this
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(using the CellML API) and the code is now available on the CellML
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sourceforge.net project. More information about it and help on how to
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compile the code are available at
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http://cellml.sourceforge.net/decompose/index.html - on the off chance
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you look into the code, please bear in mind this was quite a rush effort
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to get something working :) also, while it seems to work well on the
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models I have tested it with (cellular electrophysiology), there are no
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guarantees for other models...see also the limitations section on the
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above web page.
I have just had a very quick look and this certainly looks very promising!
Well done!
I now wonder whether such a tool shouldn't be incorporated into PCEnv/COR
(as well as be a standalone tool). In fact, couldn't your tool become a
CellML API service (I am not sure about the right terminology here, but I
want to think you got what I mean)?
Alan
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