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If allIdx only has only one value, the matrix will become a vector and mess up the computation. drop=FALSE should be added to prevent this.
2: When computing the flux sums, I am curious as to why the individual fluxes are not multiplied by the respective stoichiometric coefficients before being summed?
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There are two issues I would like to highlight:
1: Line 53and 162: test = as.matrix(S[allIdx,])
If allIdx only has only one value, the matrix will become a vector and mess up the computation. drop=FALSE should be added to prevent this.
2: When computing the flux sums, I am curious as to why the individual fluxes are not multiplied by the respective stoichiometric coefficients before being summed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: