The package cellnopt.wrapper provides a wrapper to the CellNOpt R packages using rpy2. It allows to easily access to CellNOptR package via python. In addition, a python class is provided to manipulate the package in an object-oriented fashion. Similarly, other related R package are wrapped (e.g., CNORode and CNORfuzzy, coming soon on bioconductor)
For instance, to access all CellNOptR functionalities, type:
from cellnopt.wrapper import *
For a full documentation, see the sphinx documentation in the ./doc directory.
Please visit also www.cellnopt.org for more information about CellNOpt.
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