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#' @title determine interaction type of path
#' @description
#' Determines the sign of a given path.
#' Given a path and through the network, this function will determine if the path results in activation or inhibition.
#' Activation is indicated by 1, inhibition by -1
#' @param network an igraph representing the network
#' @param nodesInPath an ordered list of the nodes visited on the path - note that these contain numbers which use
#' R's internal reference to the edges
#' @return a signed integer representing the paths sign
DetermineInteractionTypeOfPath <- function(network, nodesInPath) {
# network must be an igraph nodesInPath is an ordered list of the nodes visited on the path - note that these contain numbers which use R's internal
# reference to the edges
numEdges <- length(nodesInPath[[1]]) - 1
# Declare a variable that will store the numerical references for the edges in a path
nodeEdges <- matrix(0, 1, numEdges)
for (i in 1:numEdges) {
# Get the R's edge number for two successive nodes in nodesInPath
nodeEdges[i] <- igraph::E(network)[igraph::`%->%`(nodesInPath[[1]][i], nodesInPath[[1]][i + 1])][[1]]
}
# Take the product of the weights for each edge in the path to get the overall interaction
netPathInteraction = prod(igraph::edge_attr(network, "Weight", nodeEdges))
return(netPathInteraction)
}
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