# To reproduce the data needed for Figure 5 in associated original paper, # execute this script in the Python console in OpenCOR. This can be done # with the following commands at the prompt in the OpenCOR Python console: # # In [1]: cd path/to/folder_this_file_is_in # In [2]: run Fig5_sim.py import opencor as oc import numpy as np # The prefix of the saved output file name prefilename = 'simFig5' # Load the simulation file simfile='Patch_clampXi_experiment.sedml' simulation = oc.open_simulation(simfile) # The data object houses all the relevant information # and pointers to the OpenCOR internal data representations data = simulation.data() # Set the experiments Vholding, t_ss = -70, 1000 Vtest = range (-70, 70, 10) duration = 50 Cai =[0.001, 0.0003] items = ['a', 'b'] T=297 # Define the interval of interest for this simulation experiment start, end, pointInterval = 0, t_ss+duration, 0.1 data.set_starting_point(start) data.set_ending_point(end) data.set_point_interval(pointInterval) # Data to save varName = np.array(["V", "P_BK"]) vars = np.reshape(varName, (1, len(varName))) row_start=int(t_ss/pointInterval-50) # to get the peak r = np.zeros((len(Vtest),len(varName))) for j, iCai in enumerate(Cai): for i, V in enumerate(Vtest): # Reset states and parameters simulation.reset(True) # Set constant parameter values data.constants()['Clamp_parameters/V_actHolding'] = Vholding data.constants()['Clamp_parameters/Cai'] = iCai data.constants()['Clamp_parameters/V_actTest'] = V data.constants()['Clamp_parameters/T'] = T simulation.run() # Access simulation results results = simulation.results() # Grab a specific algebraic variable results r[i,0] = V temp = results.states()['outputs/P_BK'].values()[row_start:] r[i,1] = max(abs(temp)) # clear the results except the last run simulation.clear_results() # Save the simulation result of the last run filename='%s%s.csv' % (prefilename,items[j]) np.savetxt(filename, vars, fmt='%s',delimiter=",") with open(filename, "ab") as f: np.savetxt(f, r, delimiter=",") f.close