To write different kinetics settings, you need to write three functions
with interface function(feature_info, feature_network, cache_dir, verbose).
Described below are the default kinetics samplers.
sampler_tfs() mutates the feature_info data frame by adding the following columns:
transcription_rate: the rate at which pre-mRNAs are transcribed,
in pre-mRNA / hour. Default distribution: U(1, 2).
 
translation_rate:  the rate at which mRNAs are translated into proteins,
in protein / mRNA / hour. Default distribution: U(100, 150).
 
mrna_halflife: the half-life of (pre-)mRNA molecules, in hours.
Default distribution: U(2.5, 5).
 
protein_halflife: the half-life of proteins, in hours.
Default distribution: U(5, 10).
 
splicing_rate: the rate at which pre-mRNAs are spliced into mRNAs,
in reactions / hour. Default value: log(2) / (10/60), which corresponds to a half-life of 10 minutes.
 
independence: the degree to which all regulators need to be bound for transcription to occur (0), or
whether transcription can occur if only one of the regulators is bound (1).
 
sampler_nontfs() samples the transcription_rate, translation_rate,
mrna_halflife and protein_halflife from a supplementary file of Schwannh<U+00E4>usser et al.,
2011, doi.org/10.1038/nature10098. splicing_rate is by default the same as in sampler_tfs().
independence is sampled from U(0, 1).
sampler_interactions() mutates the feature_network data frame by adding the following columns.
effect: the effect of the interaction; upregulating = +1, downregulating = -1.
By default, sampled from -1, 1 with probabilities .25, .75.
 
strength: the strength of the interaction. Default distribution: 10^U(0, 2).
 
hill: the hill coefficient. Default distribution: N(2, 2) with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 10.