Importing XML Simbiology model
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    Jacopo Biasetti
 on 29 Nov 2022
  
    
    
    
    
    Answered: Jeremy Huard
    
 on 29 Nov 2022
            Hi,
I'm trying to import the attached .xml Simbiology file taken from literature (just zipped to be able to attach it) using the command. 
modelObj = sbmlimport('GutInflammation.xml');
I receive the following error message, both with R2021b and R2022b. The error message is self-explanatory, but wonder how to correctly fix this issue in the file.
Error using SimBiology.internal.sbml.read
Unable to read the file 'C:\Users\kjgm780\Downloads\cts12849-sup-0004-supinfo\ModelCode\GutInflammation.xml'. The format may be incorrect, or
the file may be corrupted. See the following message for more information: Missing a required XML attribute. The unitDefinition attribute
'id' is required.
Error in privatesbmlio
Error in sbmlimport>loadModelFromFile (line 74)
modelObj = privatesbmlio('read',nargout,{tempFileName});
Error in sbmlimport (line 30)
modelObj = loadModelFromFile(filenameOrUrl);
Many thanks,
Jacopo
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  Jeremy Huard
    
 on 29 Nov 2022
        Hi Jacopo,
this SBML file is indeed not valid according to the SBML validator. One unit definition is missing the 'id' attribute.
That said, a valid unit (with an 'id') with the same name and same definition is defined a few lines above it.
So you can safely delete lines 80-85 of the file and save it. The model will then get imported just fine.
This model seems to have a couple of issues though. For example parameter k1_74 does have any unit. Also, the Peripheral and Lymph Nodes compartments are not used and do not contain any species. But there might be more information about this in the associated paper.
Best regards,
Jérémy
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