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The current implementation of linearize() when using Python output only provides the ABCD matrices.
@naibafomsare proposed here to add a dictionary with names for inputs, outputs, and states. This should be done to get the same functionality as in the Matlab output
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@casella and @arun3688, I have tested the new code, and it seems to be working very well, thank you very much! I can simplify my code now.
The only observation I have is about the description of the new feature. @arun3688 did not add a dictionary, but just a list with the names of the variables in the appropriate order. Such a solution is better than the one I had proposed.
The current implementation of linearize() when using Python output only provides the ABCD matrices.
@naibafomsare proposed here to add a dictionary with names for inputs, outputs, and states. This should be done to get the same functionality as in the Matlab output
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: