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I'm attaching two lists: one of all models where Tellurium currently fails, and one of all models where Copasi currently fails. In general, it should in theory be possible for Copasi to succeed at everything that Tellurium succeeds on, and it might succeed at a few more, but I wouldn't count on it.
The list has links to the logs of all 8/25/23 runs of all biomodels on Copasi, which should tell you what the problems were. Many of them are the same problem; i.e. for runs like
where the problem is that the number of points, originally 1000, got read into a real value instead of an int, so couldn't be used later. Once that's fixed, many of the other runs will also be fixed. Similar things will be true of the other runs; I'm happy to explain how they work in Tellurium if you like.
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tellurium_failures.xlsx
copasi_failures.csv
I'm attaching two lists: one of all models where Tellurium currently fails, and one of all models where Copasi currently fails. In general, it should in theory be possible for Copasi to succeed at everything that Tellurium succeeds on, and it might succeed at a few more, but I wouldn't count on it.
The list has links to the logs of all 8/25/23 runs of all biomodels on Copasi, which should tell you what the problems were. Many of them are the same problem; i.e. for runs like
https://run.biosimulations.org/runs/64e932fc548ceb84f3effcf6#tab=log
where the problem is that the number of points, originally 1000, got read into a real value instead of an int, so couldn't be used later. Once that's fixed, many of the other runs will also be fixed. Similar things will be true of the other runs; I'm happy to explain how they work in Tellurium if you like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: