Initialize the circuit — sracipeCircuit<- • sRACIPE
Description: Initialize the circuit from a topology file or a data.frame A typical topology file looks like SourceTargetType geneAgeneB2 geneBgeneC1 geneBgeneA2 Here the regulation type is specified by number - activation: 1, inhibition: 2

# Initialize the circuit

Source: `R/AllGenerics.R`, `R/methods.R`
`sracipeCircuit-set.Rd`

Initialize the circuit from a topology file or a `data.frame` A typical topology file looks like

Source | Target | Type
geneA | geneB | 2
geneB | geneC | 1
geneB | geneA | 2

Here the regulation type is specified by number - activation: `1`, inhibition: `2`

    sracipeCircuit(.object) <- value

    # S4 method for RacipeSE
    sracipeCircuit(.object) <- value

## Arguments

.object | RacipeSE object
value | data.frame containing the circuit information

## Value

data.frame

## Related Functions

`sracipeSimulate`, `sracipeKnockDown`, `sracipeOverExp`, `sracipePlotData`

## Examples

    RacipeSet <- RacipeSE()
    data("demoCircuit")
    sracipeCircuit(RacipeSet) <- demoCircuit#> circuit file successfully loadedsracipeCircuit(RacipeSet)#>   Source Target Type
    #> 1      A      A    1
    #> 2      B      A    2
    #> 3      A      B    2
    #> 4      B      B    1rm(RacipeSet, demoCircuit)#> Warning: object 'demoCircuit' not found