Tutorials
These notebooks show annnet in a larger analysis or at the boundary with another tool. For the graph model and everyday API usage, start with the Guide.
Case studies
| Notebook | Analysis | Environment |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-condition causal signaling | Fit a small signaling network with CORNETO; keep nine synthetic perturbation experiments, selected interactions, and predictions in AnnNet. | YAML |
| TGF-beta fibrosis response | Combine signaling, regulation, complexes, and metabolism across time; join measurements, trace paths, export to Cytoscape, and forecast responses. | YAML |
Integrations
| Notebook | What it demonstrates | Environment |
|---|---|---|
| OmniPath table ingestion | Import a local OmniPath-style table through the knowledge-base client and add analysis slices. | YAML |
| Cytoscape CX2 export | Choose a hyperedge projection and round-trip the embedded AnnNet manifest. | YAML |
| PyG HeteroData export | Convert a heterogeneous graph to tensors for PyTorch Geometric. | YAML |
| Causal activity bridge | Store a CORNETO CARNIVAL solution, selected interactions, and activities alongside the prior graph. | YAML |
Reproduce a tutorial
Use the notebook's linked environment rather than installing every integration into the guide environment. For example:
Activate the environment named in that YAML, then open the notebook in Jupyter. Case studies may require downloaded data, cached input files, and a solver; read their setup cells before running them. The website renders saved outputs for these six tutorials. Its documentation build executes only the five Guide notebooks, so a successful site build does not validate external services or rerun the case studies.
The fibrosis case study currently needs prepared inputs that are not bundled
with this repository: measured.parquet, responsive.parquet, the cached
signaling.cx2 backbone, dorothea.tsv, omnipath_complexes.tsv,
Human-GEM.xml, and proteinatlas.tsv. Its saved outputs can be read here, but
the environment alone is not sufficient to reproduce it.