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The now defunct Simulator class, in addition to the Sundials-native forward sensitivity support (#3045), is able to use problem-specific scaling factors (all other features, such as the control support, has been ported to Integrator as part of #2823). This is relevant for FMU DAEs, where nominal values are readily available and important for numerical stability.
This feature can be ported from the CVODES plugin in the Simulator class, which can be accessed in the simulator branch branch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
All key functionalities of the Simulator class are now part of the generalized Integrator class: Control support,
analytic derivatives (forward/adjoint) in combination with multiple stopping times for the integrator,
structure exploiting derivatives.
Some lingering features had not been merged as of this writing: Sensitivitiy calculations using Sundials native
forward sensitivity approach (covered by #3045) and problem-specific scalar factors (covered by #3046).
Both those features are important for large-scale applications, but they can easily be ported to the Integrator class
later.
The now defunct
Simulator
class, in addition to the Sundials-native forward sensitivity support (#3045), is able to use problem-specific scaling factors (all other features, such as the control support, has been ported toIntegrator
as part of #2823). This is relevant for FMU DAEs, where nominal values are readily available and important for numerical stability.This feature can be ported from the CVODES plugin in the
Simulator
class, which can be accessed in the simulator branch branch.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: