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cobra.flux_analysis.reaction #537

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Karrenbelt opened this issue Jul 5, 2017 · 5 comments
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cobra.flux_analysis.reaction #537

Karrenbelt opened this issue Jul 5, 2017 · 5 comments
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Karrenbelt commented Jul 5, 2017

I'm using Mac OS X 10.10.5 (Yosemite)
cobrapy 0.6.2
python 3.5

when using functions that need to use "cobra/flux_analysis/reaction.py", such as:
cobra.flux_analysis.reaction.assess
cobra.flux_analysis.gapfill

----------- erroneous output -----------

//anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/cobra/flux_analysis/reaction.py in assess_precursors(model, reaction, flux_coefficient_cutoff, solver)
     75     model.optimize(solver=solver)
     76     model.objective = original_objective
---> 77     if model.solution.f >= flux_coefficient_cutoff:
     78         return True
     79     #

AttributeError: 'Model' object has no attribute 'solution'

should be if model.optimize(solver=solver).objective_value >= flux_coefficient_cutoff:

@Midnighter Midnighter added the bug label Jul 5, 2017
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Thank you for catching that. We'll make a fix shortly.

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Karrenbelt commented Aug 2, 2017 via email

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cdiener commented Aug 2, 2017

This is because the docs you reference are for version 0.3.0 whereas we are currently at version 0.8.1 which has its own updated docs. The pop now only exists on Reaction.metabolites, meaning the following still works:

In [1]: from cobra.test import create_test_model

In [2]: mod = create_test_model("textbook")

In [3]: bm = mod.reactions.Biomass_Ecoli_core

In [4]: atp = mod.metabolites.atp_c

In [5]: bm.metabolites.pop(atp)
Out[5]: -59.81

Hope that helps 😄

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Karrenbelt commented Aug 2, 2017 via email

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cdiener commented Aug 2, 2017

Ah ok that is true. It does not do the same thing as Reaction.pop since it does not remove it. In the later cobra versions this is only possible with add_metabolites and subtract_metabolites, e.g.:

In [39]: coef = bm.metabolites[atp]

In [40]: coef
Out[40]: -59.81

In [41]: bm.subtract_metabolites({atp: coef})

In [42]: bm.metabolites
Out[42]: 
{<Metabolite 3pg_c at 0x7f08ea92de10>: -1.496,
 <Metabolite accoa_c at 0x7f08d6ab3240>: -3.7478,
 <Metabolite e4p_c at 0x7f08d6aab7f0>: -0.361,
 <Metabolite f6p_c at 0x7f08d6abb320>: -0.0709,
 <Metabolite g3p_c at 0x7f08d6aa9748>: -0.129,
 <Metabolite g6p_c at 0x7f08d6aa99b0>: -0.205,
 <Metabolite gln__L_c at 0x7f08d6aa9e80>: -0.2557,
 <Metabolite glu__L_c at 0x7f08ea97c0f0>: -4.9414,
 <Metabolite h2o_c at 0x7f08ea97c908>: -59.81,
 <Metabolite nad_c at 0x7f08ea977048>: -3.547,
 <Metabolite nadph_c at 0x7f08ea977908>: -13.0279,
 <Metabolite oaa_c at 0x7f08ea975908>: -1.7867,
 <Metabolite pep_c at 0x7f08ea975ba8>: -0.5191,
 <Metabolite pyr_c at 0x7f08ea9744e0>: -2.8328,
 <Metabolite r5p_c at 0x7f08ea974da0>: -0.8977,
 <Metabolite adp_c at 0x7f08d6ab3898>: 59.81,
 <Metabolite akg_c at 0x7f08d6ab3978>: 4.1182,
 <Metabolite coa_c at 0x7f08d6aab240>: 3.7478,
 <Metabolite h_c at 0x7f08ea97a278>: 59.81,
 <Metabolite nadh_c at 0x7f08ea977358>: 3.547,
 <Metabolite nadp_c at 0x7f08ea977630>: 13.0279,
 <Metabolite pi_c at 0x7f08ea975e10>: 59.81}

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