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libSBML: API Library for SBML in Multiple Languages

Get a quick introduction to libSBML, a powerful API library for working with SBML in various programming languages such as C++, C, Python, Java, and more. With libSBML, you can easily read, create, manipulate, convert between levels/versions, write, and validate SBML models, ensuring proper unit checking. This LGPL-licensed library closely mimics the SBML structure and offers different language bindings and XML parsers for flexibility. Stay in line with specifications, ensure backwards compatibility, and benefit from features like checking for over-determined systems.

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libSBML: API Library for SBML in Multiple Languages

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  1. libSBML - 2 minute introduction Frank Bergmann and Sarah Keating

  2. libSBML • API library for working with SBML

  3. libSBML • read

  4. libSBML • read • create

  5. libSBML • read • create • manipulate

  6. libSBML • read • create • manipulate • convert between levels/versions

  7. libSBML • read • create • manipulate • convert between levels/versions • write

  8. libSBML • read • create • manipulate • convert between levels/versions • write • validate

  9. libSBML • API library for working with SBML

  10. libSBML • Standard ANSI C++ • C • C# • Python • Java • MATLAB • Octave • Perl • Ruby LGPL

  11. libSBML • closely mimic SBML structure • different language bindings • different XML parsers

  12. libSBML • unit checking • check for over-determined systems

  13. libSBML • develop in line with specification • backwards compatibility

  14. Acknowledgements

  15. Acknowledgements Ben Bornstein JPL, USA Akiya Jouraku Keio, Japan Mike Hucka Caltech, USA

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