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    modelorg2ExPA.Rd 2.23 KiB
    \name{modelorg2ExPA}
    \alias{modelorg2ExPA}
    
    \encoding{utf8}
    
    \title{
      Write an Instance of Class modelorg to File in ExPA Format
    }
    
    \description{
      The function \code{modelorg2ExPA} writes the content of an instance of class
      \code{\link{modelorg}} to text files in a format which can be read by the
      program ExPA to compute extreme pathways.
    }
    
    \usage{
      modelorg2ExPA(model, fname = NULL, exIntReact = NULL,
                    filepath = ".", suffix = "expa",
                    tol = SYBIL_SETTINGS("TOLERANCE"))
    }
    
    \arguments{
      \item{model}{
        An object of class \code{\link{modelorg}}.
      }
      \item{fname}{
        An single character string giving the filename to write to.\cr
        Default: \code{<model_id>.expa}.
      }
      \item{exIntReact}{
        An object of class \code{\linkS4class{reactId}}, character or integer,
        giving id's of internal reactions to exclude in the ExPA file.\cr
        Default: \code{NULL}.
      }
      \item{filepath}{
        A single character string giving the path to a certain directory in which
        the output files will be stored.\cr
        Default: \code{"."}.
      }
      \item{suffix}{
        A single character string giving the file name extension.\cr
        Default: \code{"expa"}.
      }
      \item{tol}{
        A single numeric value giving the limit of tolerance. An element
        \eqn{S_{ij}}{S[i,j]} of the stoichiometric matrix is treated as non-zero,
        if \eqn{|S_{ij}| > \textrm{tol}}{S[i,j] > tol} is true.\cr
        Default: \code{"expa"}.
      }
    }
    
    \details{
      The function \code{modelorg2ExPA} produces input files for the program ExPA.
      With ExPA, it is possible to calculate extreme pathways in metabolic networks.
      
      The function produces a warning, if a reaction contains non-integer
      stoichiometric values, because they are not compatible with the ExPA program.
    }
    
    \value{
      Returns \code{TRUE} invisibly on success.
    }
    
    \references{
      Bell, S. L. and Palsson, B. Ø. (2005) Expa: a program for calculating extreme
      pathways in biochemical reaction networks. \emph{Bioinformatics} \bold{21},
      1739--1740.
    
      The ExPA homepage \url{http://gcrg.ucsd.edu/Downloads/ExtremePathwayAnalysis}.
    }
    
    \author{
      Gabriel Gelius-Dietrich <geliudie@uni-duesseldorf.de>
    
      Maintainer: Claus Jonathan Fritzemeier <clausjonathan.fritzemeier@uni-duesseldorf.de>
    }
    
    
    \keyword{ IO }