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| Sir, I'm sorry to come back and ask you a question. How did you obtain the text for the import model section of your first line of code? That is the ellipsis in the following code. model = ImportString[..., "MO"]; |
| > NOTE: Sorry, I replied to myself but should be to you. I don't know how to delete. Obviously me neither. |
| Sorry for the late response, but thanks Henrik, I could solve the problem with your answer. |
| Good to hear. Even though the update fixed your problem, this report helped us identify a corner case problem that will be fixed in the next version. Thanks! |
| Thank you for the explanations! Once I get around to working on it again, I will definitely report back my findings, Though it seems like that is the problem, namely lack of proper `Real.Output` |
| That's good to hear. Don't hesitate to tell us about your application in case you think that the kind of string processing you were doing could be of general interest – requests like that are important for setting the right priorities for future... |
| Dear members, I case some of you found these discussions related to your work. I found this link to the Mathematica documentation that helped me better understand the difficulties of directly initializing dynamical systems. ... |
| Excellent news, Henrick. Thanks for sharing your progress. |
| I am unable to reproduce the problem. Which version of SystemModeler did you use? (This is not a problem with your C++ compiler, but a problem with differentiation of top level inputs.) |
| Sparsity is utilized in in several ways by SystemModeler. First, the symbolic processing applies standard techniques such as transformation into block lower triangular form and tearing. Then, sparsity of linear equation systems at runtime are... |