findJuliaNoError

<p>If TRUE, returns TRUE/FALSE depending on whether or not a Julia executable is found. If FALSE, returns the
path to the Julia executable if it exists.</p>

test

<p>The function is almost identical to the <code>findJulia</code> function from the <code>XRJulia</code> package,
but prevent errors arising from looking for a Julia executable with the "which"/"where" function if Julia
is not present.</p>

A tool for the simulation of gene expression profiles for in silico regulatory networks. The package generates gene regulatory networks, which include protein-coding and noncoding genes linked via different types of regulation: regulation of transcription, translation, RNA or protein decay, and post-translational modifications. The effect of genetic mutations on the system behaviour is accounted for via the simulation of genetically different in silico individuals. The ploidy of the system is not restricted to the usual haploid or diploid situations, but is defined by the user. A choice of stochastic simulation algorithms allow us to simulate the expression profiles (RNA and if applicable protein abundance) of the genes in the in silico system for the different in silico individuals. A tutorial explaining how to use the package is available at <https://oliviaab.github.io/sismonr/>. Manuscript in preparation; see also Angelin-Bonnet O., Biggs P.J. and Vignes M. (2018) <doi:10.1109/BIBM.2018.8621131>. Note that sismonr relies on Julia code called internally by the functions. No knowledge of Julia is required in order to use sismonr, but Julia must be installed on the computer (instructions can be found in the tutorial, the GitHub page or the vignette of the package).

findJuliaNoError: Find a Julia executable

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