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Review SED-ML files that purport to reproduce multiple published figures #95

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jonrkarr opened this issue Aug 10, 2021 · 1 comment

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Often different figures involve different simulations. However, COPASI can only handle 1 simulation at a time. As a result, these SED-ML may have plot that don't reproduce published simulation results as advertised; they involve the right variables for figures, but involve different initial conditions and parameter values.

Example:

  • BIOMD0000000949/Chitnis2008.sedml#plot_5_task1
  • BIOMD0000000949/Chitnis2008.sedml#plot_6_task1

These have the same the correct variables for Figure 3, but Figure 3 involves a different initial conditions and parameter values than Figure 2 (plot_1_task1, plot_2_task1, plot_3_task1, plot_4_task1).

@jonrkarr jonrkarr changed the title Review SED-ML files that purport to reproduce multiple figures Review SED-ML files that purport to reproduce multiple published figures Aug 10, 2021
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jonrkarr commented Feb 6, 2022

Todo

  • Use Python to identify all SED-ML files that have multiple tasks and multiple plots
  • Extract the paths of these SED-ML files and the ids and names of these plots, say to a CSV file
  • Quickly identify plots whose ids and/or names suggest they may be duplicates
  • Open up the affected SED-ML files in COPASI
  • Identify any unintended plots by comparing the plots COPASI generates to the curation notes
  • Edit the affect SED-ML files (version in the manual-fixes subdirectory) to remove unintended plots from the SED-ML
  • Save these SED-ML files
  • Commit changes to this repository

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