hsauro
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1 year ago Graphml export shouldn’t be difficult.
Herbert
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Hello, is it possible to export the sbml diagram as some type of graph file (e.g. adjacency list, gexf, or graphML)? Thanks
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Hello, is it possible to export the sbml diagram as some type of graph file (e.g. adjacency list, gexf, or graphML)? Thanks