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This section describes the use of OpenModelica to compute parameter
sensitivities using forward sensitivity analysis together with
sundials/idas solver.
sensitivities using forward sensitivity analysis together with the
Sundials/IDA solver.

*Note: this is a very short preliminary description which soon will be
considerably improved, since this a rather new feature and will
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are required which quantify, according to their mathematical definition,
the impact of parameters :math:`p` on states :math:`x`.
In sundials/idas implementation the derivatives are used to evolve the
In the Sundials/IDA implementation the derivatives are used to evolve the
solution over the time by:

.. math::
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0 = -y* (mu2 -lambda2*x) - der(y);
end LotkaVolterra;
Also for the simulation it is needed to set ``ida`` as solver integration
Also for the simulation it is needed to set ``IDA`` as solver integration
method and add a further simulation flag ``-idaSensitivity`` to calculate
the parameter sensitivities during the normal simulation.

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sensitivities w.r.t. **every state**.

.. omc-gnuplot :: LotkaVolterraSensitivities
:caption: Results of the sensitivities calculated by ida solver.
:caption: Results of the sensitivities calculated by IDA solver.
$Sensitivities.lambda1.x
$Sensitivities.lambda1.y
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