catlog::stdlib::analyses::ode

Struct ODEAnalysis

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pub struct ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys> {
    pub problem: ODEProblem<Sys>,
    pub variable_index: HashMap<Id, usize>,
}
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Data needed to simulate and interpret an ODE analysis of a model.

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§problem: ODEProblem<Sys>

ODE problem for the analysis.

§variable_index: HashMap<Id, usize>

Mapping from IDs in model (usually object IDs) to variable indices.

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impl<Id, Sys> ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>

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pub fn new(problem: ODEProblem<Sys>, variable_index: HashMap<Id, usize>) -> Self

Constructs a new ODE analysis.

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pub fn solve_with_defaults(self) -> Result<ODESolution<Id>, IntegrationError>
where Id: Eq + Hash, Sys: ODESystem,

Solves the ODE with reasonable default settings and collects results.

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impl<Id, Sys> Freeze for ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>
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impl<Id, Sys> RefUnwindSafe for ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>
where Sys: RefUnwindSafe, Id: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<Id, Sys> Send for ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>
where Sys: Send, Id: Send,

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impl<Id, Sys> Sync for ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>
where Sys: Sync, Id: Sync,

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impl<Id, Sys> Unpin for ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>
where Sys: Unpin, Id: Unpin,

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impl<Id, Sys> UnwindSafe for ODEAnalysis<Id, Sys>
where Sys: UnwindSafe, Id: UnwindSafe,

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