The SBML Test Suite Database publicizes software systems' support of SBML as determined by their performance on the SBML Test Suite. As a user of SBML and SBML software, you can use this SBML Test Suite Database to find the test results for different software systems. If you are a developer of SBML Software you can also submit results to this database and thereby make them known to the world.
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Test cases
The following is a list of the test cases in the SBML Test Suite. Click on the name of a test to see more information about it and a list of the software tools known in this database to pass that particular test. You can also use the Filter button to focus the list of cases below on a narrower subset.
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| Name | Component tags | Test tags | Brief summary of model |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00952 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure one event doesn't severly out-compete the other. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. This test is designed to fail only one time in a million, but it still may happen. |
| 00962 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 00964 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Three competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure one event doesn't severely out-compete the other two. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. This test is designed to fail only one time in a million, but it still may happen. |
| 00965 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, EventIsPersistent, EventUsesTriggerTimeValues, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure one event doesn't happen too many times in a row. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. This test is designed to fail only one time in a million, but it still may happen. |
| 00966 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, FunctionDefinition, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, EventIsPersistent, EventUsesTriggerTimeValues, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, calculating a chi-squared statistic to ensure randomness. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. This test is designed to fail with a frequency of 0.00002, but it still may happen. |
| 01466 | AssignmentRule, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, EventT0Firing, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | A test of random event execution at t0. |
| 01588 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, InitialAssignment, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01589 | AlgebraicRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01590 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, EventWithDelay, Parameter, | EventIsNotPersistent, EventUsesAssignmentTimeValues, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01591 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01592 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolDelay, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, | DelayInEventAssignment, EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01593 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolDelay, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01599 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, UncommonMathML, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01605 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NoMathML, NonConstantParameter, RandomEventExecution, UncommonMathML, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01626 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, Compartment, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, Reaction, Species, | AssignedVariableStoichiometry, EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantParameter, NonUnityStoichiometry, RandomEventExecution, SpeciesReferenceInMath, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
| 01627 | AssignmentRule, CSymbolTime, Compartment, EventNoDelay, EventPriority, Parameter, RateRule, Species, | EventIsNotPersistent, InitialValueReassigned, NonConstantCompartment, NonConstantParameter, NonUnityCompartment, RandomEventExecution, VolumeConcentrationRates, | Competing events with the same priority, jointly causing a parameter to monotonically increase, checking to make sure the two events are not exactly evenly distributed. NOTE: STOCHASTIC TEST. Your software may fail periodically; it is only supposed to succeed in the majority of cases. |
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