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Parameter object

Parameter and scope information

Description

The parameter object represents aparameter, which is a quantity that can change or can be constant. SimBiology®parameters are generally used to define rate constants. You can add parameter objects to a model object or a kinetic law object. The scope of a parameter depends on where you add the parameter object: If you add the parameter object to a model object, the parameter is available to all reactions in the model and theParentproperty of the parameter object isSimBiology.Model. If you add the parameter object to a kinetic law object, the parameter is available only to the reaction for which you are using the kinetic law object and theParentproperty of the parameter object isSimBiology.KineticLaw.

SeeProperty Summaryfor links to parameter object property reference pages.

Properties define the characteristics of an object. Use thegetandsetcommands to list object properties and change their values at the command line. You can graphically change object properties in the graphical user interface.

Constructor Summary

addparameter (model, kineticlaw) Create parameter object and add to model or kinetic law object

Method Summary

copyobj CopySimBiologyobject and its children
delete Delete SimBiology object
display Display summary of SimBiology object
findUsages Find out how a species, parameter, or compartment is used in a model
get Get SimBiology object properties
move Move SimBiology species or parameter object to new parent
rename Rename object and update expressions
set Set SimBiology object properties

Property Summary

Constant Specify variable or constant species amount, parameter value, or compartment capacity
ConstantValue Specify variable or constant parameter value
Name 指定对象的名字
Notes HTML text describingSimBiologyobject
Parent Indicate parent object
Tag Specify label forSimBiologyobject
Type DisplaySimBiologyobject type
Units Units for species amount, parameter value, compartment capacity, observable expression
UserData Specify data to associate with object
Value Value of species, compartment, or parameter object
ValueUnits Parameter value units

版本History

Introduced in R2006b