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Releases: cdanielmachado/carveme

fix cyanobacteria

12 Sep 10:21

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  • This releases fixes a problem with the cyanobacteria template lacking a functioning photosynthetic system.
  • New minimal medium in the mediadb (PHOTO) for growth in phototrophic conditions (light + CO2).

1.6.5

29 Aug 07:07

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Multiple fixes.

1.6.0

08 Nov 13:11

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This release introduces support for the open source SCIP solver.

1.5.2

22 May 07:38

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It is now possible to select a solver using --solver. Only cplex and gurobi are available at the moment.

Bug fix release

03 Jun 13:17

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Solves issue with spontaneous/diffusion reactions getting excluded from the models.

Release 1.5.0

19 Apr 13:02
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New in CarveMe 1.5:

  • Updated internal database to BiGG 1.6
  • Rebuild and curated universal model (increased from 2383 to 2861 metabolites and from 4343 to 5532 reactions)
  • Improved all element annotations (MEMOTE score increased from ~30% to ~80%)

Current benchmark scores:

  • Biolog MCC = 0.255
  • Essentiality MCC = 0.483

Bug fix release

13 Oct 08:30
6a9b158

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Solves a few problems, including installation issues and two bugs introduced in gapfill and merge_community in the last release.

release 1.4.0

16 Sep 12:07
72f8e11

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New in this release:

  • New benchmark feature to test each release using biolog and gene essentiality data.
  • Updated RefSeq database to release 201.
  • Dropped support for GenBank.

Current benchmark scores:

  • Biolog MCC = 0.262
  • Essentiality MCC = 0.428

Technical improvements

11 Sep 08:39
63a55cc

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  • Dropped support for Python 2
  • Switched to ReFramed
  • Using entry points in setup.py (easier windows installation)

First python 3 compatible release

28 May 15:42

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This release introduces Python 3 compatibility.

For the moment, both Python 2 and Python 3 will be supported (we may drop support for Python 2 at some point in the future).