LINX

LINX.m computes the Link Importance iNdeX of each flow of a compartmental model with the stoichiometric matrix S.

m = LINX(S) computes the Link Importance iNdeX of each flow of a compartmental model with the stoichiometric matrix S. Adjacency matrix may be used instead of the stoichiometric matrix, by converting it to the stoichiometric matrix using the code A2S.m provided along with this function.

m = LINX(S,fk,fi) computes the Linx Importance iNdeX of each flow for a compartmental model with the stoichiometric matrix S, where fk is a vector containing the flows that are already determined (fk stands for Flows Known) and fi is a vector containing the flows that are not feasible to determine (fi stands for Flows Infeasible.)

If EcoNet (http://eco.engr.uga.edu) is used as modelling software, this code may be directly executed after downloading and executing the Matlab code automatically generated by EcoNet as follows:
EcoNet_Results;
m = LINX(SM);