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from numpy import exp from ecell4 import * with reaction_rules(): A > B | exp(A) * A m = get_model() print([rr.as_string() for rr in m.reaction_rules()])
must show ['A+A.exp>B+A.exp|(A.exp*A)']. Without the first line, it will show ['A>B|(exp(A)*A)']. This is not wrong, but confusing.
['A+A.exp>B+A.exp|(A.exp*A)']
['A>B|(exp(A)*A)']
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This seems because numpy.exp(X) tries to return X.exp() without checking the type of X.
numpy.exp(X)
X.exp()
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must show
['A+A.exp>B+A.exp|(A.exp*A)']
. Without the first line, it will show['A>B|(exp(A)*A)']
.This is not wrong, but confusing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: