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The parameter object represents a parameter, 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 the Parent property of the parameter object is SimBiology.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 the Parent property of the parameter object is SimBiology.KineticLaw.
See Property Summary for links to parameter object property reference pages.
Properties define the characteristics of an object. Use the get and set commands to list object properties and change their values at the command line. You can graphically change object properties in the graphical user interface.
| addparameter (model, kineticlaw) | Create parameter object and add to model or kinetic law object |
| copyobj (any object) | Copy SimBiology object and its children |
| delete (any object) | Delete SimBiology object |
| display (any object) | Display summary of SimBiology object |
| get (any object) | Get object properties |
| rename (compartment, parameter, species) | Rename object and update expressions |
| set (any object) | Set object properties |
| ConstantValue | Specify variable or constant parameter value |
| Name | Specify name of object |
| Notes | HTML text describing SimBiology object |
| Parent | Indicate parent object |
| Tag | Specify label for SimBiology object |
| Type | Display SimBiology object type |
| UserData | Specify data to associate with object |
| Value | Assign value to parameter object |
| ValueUnits | Parameter value units |
AbstractKineticLaw object, Configset object, KineticLaw object, Model object, Reaction object, Root object, Rule object, Species object
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