In some situations it is good to assign stoichiometric numbers to metabolites in the reactions. For example in the Ecoli example r66 instead of Pyr + Pyr --> Val to write {2.0}Pyr --> Val. Or for an explicit biomass reaction with real valued stoichiometries. It would be great to have the notation {2.0}Pyr described in the documentation.
I'm sorry for not getting back to you sooner. The description of ecoli model was revised following the kind comment. Please check "Explanation_1_13CMFA_toymodel.py" to grasp the functions of mfapy.
In some situations it is good to assign stoichiometric numbers to metabolites in the reactions. For example in the Ecoli example
r66
instead ofPyr + Pyr --> Val
to write{2.0}Pyr --> Val
. Or for an explicit biomass reaction with real valued stoichiometries. It would be great to have the notation{2.0}Pyr
described in the documentation.