PEtab-GUI: A graphical user interface to create, edit and inspect PEtab parameter estimation problems
Paul Jonas Jost, Frank T Bergmann, Daniel Weindl, Jan Hasenauer

TL;DR
PEtab-GUI is an open-source Python tool that simplifies creating, editing, and validating PEtab parameter estimation problems with an intuitive GUI, enhancing accessibility and reproducibility in systems biology modeling.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive graphical interface for PEtab, integrating model components and validation tools to lower barriers for users and improve reproducibility.
Findings
Streamlines creation and editing of PEtab problems
Provides live error-checking and visualization tools
Enhances accessibility for educational and interdisciplinary use
Abstract
Motivation: Parameter estimation is a cornerstone of data-driven modeling in systems biology. Yet, constructing such problems in a reproducible and accessible manner remains challenging. The PEtab format has established itself as a powerful community standard to encode parameter estimation problems, promoting interoperability and reusability. However, its reliance on multiple interlinked files - often edited manually - can introduce inconsistencies, and new users often struggle to navigate them. Here, we present PEtab-GUI, an open-source Python application designed to streamline the creation, editing, and validation of PEtab problems through an intuitive graphical user interface. PEtab-GUI integrates all PEtab components, including SBML models and tabular files, into a single environment with live error-checking and customizable defaults. Interactive visualization and simulation…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGene Regulatory Network Analysis · Microbial Metabolic Engineering and Bioproduction · Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks
