Add test: Parameter in both observable formula and condition table#109
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I suspect the CI errors might be due to the recent problems with PySB? |
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Thanks, looks good.
I suspect the CI errors might be due to the recent problems with PySB?
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As PySB has been fixed, the CI might work now? |
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No idea what's wrong. Works locally. Will check some other time. |
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Unless I have interpreted it incorrectly, it is allowed to have a parameter which is estimated appearing in both the condition table (e.g., assigning an initial concentration), and in the observable formulas. This adds a test for this.
On a side note, if a tool passes this test, it has all the features needed for being able to, at the PEtab level, implement support for the multiple-shooting approach for parameter estimation .