Patch environment components
Table of Contents
The component
tag defines a single component. Nested tags include component.parameter
for parameters and component.register
for registration to a layer.
<components>
<component id="[ID]" class="[CLASS]">
<component.parameter id="[ID]" value="[VALUE]" scale="[SCALE]" />
<component.register id="[ID]" />
...
</component>
...
</components>
Component creation
The component
tag attributes are used to create the component.
- Each component must have a unique
id
- Each component must specify a
class
Valid options for classes include:
source_sites
- Sites for generator based on source layout
pattern_sites
- Sites for generator based on pattern layout
graph_sites_simple
- Sites for generator based on graph layout with simple hemodynamics
graph_sites_complex
- Sites for generator based on graph layout with complex hemodynamics
pulse
- Component for pulsing source concentrations
- Requires
source_sites
component cycle
- Component for cycling source concentrations
- Requires
source_sites
component degrade
- Component for degrading graph sites
- Requires
graph_sites_simple
orgraph_sites_complex
component remodel
- Component for remodeling graph sites
- Requires
graph_sites_simple
orgraph_sites_complex
component
ATTRIBUTE | DESCRIPTION | TYPE | REQUIRED |
---|---|---|---|
id | unique name for the component | string | Y |
class | component class option | string | Y |
Example: Initializing one environment component
Specifies an environment component, A, with the source sites component class.
<components>
<component id="A" class="source_sites" />
</components>
Example: Initializing two environment components
Specifies two environment components, A and B. Component A uses the complex graph sites component class, and component B uses the remodeling component class.
<components>
<component id="A" class="graph_sites_complex" />
<component id="B" class="remodel" />
</components>
Component parameters
The component.parameter
tag defines component parameters. Unless modified, default values are used for all parameters. Defaults are listed in parameter.patch.xml.
- Either or both
value
andscale
attributes can be applied, withvalue
applied first - Only numeric parameters can be modified using
scale
ATTRIBUTE | DESCRIPTION |
---|---|
id | parameter name |
value | new parameter value |
scale | scaling factor applied to parameter value |
Example: Modifying component parameters
The degradation rate parameter is set to the new value 2000.
<component.parameter id="DEGRADATION_RATE" value="2000" />
The default value of the degradation rate parameter is scaled by 2.
<component.parameter id="DEGRADATION_RATE" scale="2" />
The degradation rate parameter is set to the new value 10 * 2 = 20.
<component.parameter id="DEGRADATION_RATE" value="10" scale="2" />
Registration to layers
The component.register
tag registers the component to a specific layer. A component may be registered to more than one layer. The registered layer id must match a layer defined in the lattice layer setup.
ATTRIBUTE | DESCRIPTION |
---|---|
id | layer id |
Example: Registering a component to a single layer
The component is registered to layer A.
<component.register id="A" />
Example: Registering a component to multiple layers
The component is registered to layer A and layer B.
<component.register id="A" />
<component.register id="B" />