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sbmlexport(modelObj)
sbmlexport(modelObj, 'FileName')
| modelObj | Model object. Enter a variable name for a model object. |
| FileName | XML file with a Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) format. Enter either a file name or a path and file name supported by your operating system. If the file name does not have the extension .xml, then .xml is appended to end of the file name. |
sbmlexport(modelObj) exports a SimBiology model object (modelObj) to a file with a Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) Level 2 Version 1 format. The default file extension is .xml and the file name matches the model name.
sbmlexport(modelObj, 'FileName') exports a SimBiology model object (modelObj) to an SBML file named FileName . The default file extension is .xml.
A SimBiology model can also be written to a SimBiology project with the sbiosaveproject function to save features not supported by SBML.
See SBML Support in the SimBiology Getting Started Guide for more information.
Export a model (modelObj) to a file (gene_regulation.xml) in the current working directory.
sbmlexport(modelObj,'gene_regulation.xml');
Finney, A., Hucka, M., (2003), Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) Level 2: Structures and facilities for model definitions. Accessed from SBML.org
sbiomodel, sbiosaveproject, sbmlimport
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