have you looked at lsoda{odesolve}?
have you looked at the scripts\CSTR subdirectory in the fda package? it
includes an example worked in both R and Matlab with slightly better
answers in R but with a much longer compute time.
sg
The fda package
Peter Dalgaard wrote:
> Markku Karhunen wrote:
>
>> Thanks, Dr. Maechler.
>>
>>
>>> No, there's no such track.
>>> [ Matlab users coming to R may produce wrong R code
>>> by using 0:n-1 instead of 0:(n-1) ; but I don't assume this
>>> would be the case ]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Been there, done that!
>>
>>
>>> MK> We use just a simple discretisation written in a for loop
>>> MK> and a variable (i.e. user-fed) time step.
>>>
>>> I don't think you should use your own code instead of "professional"
>>> ODE solvers, such as the one in R package 'odesolve'....
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> We must look into that. The problem, maybe, is that in fact half of the
>> equations are, in fact, simple PDE's and I don't know, if you can put
>> them into odesolve.
>>
>>
> Usually, you can convert them to a system of ODE's ("the method of
> lines" if i remember correctly).
>
> One slight caveat with the high-end ODE solvers is that sometimes they
> are too smart for their own good when used in connection with parameter
> estimation. Because of things like adaptive stepsizing, you might end up
> with sums of squared residuals that are non-smooth functions of the
> parameters. This happens especially easily if the system itself is not
> quite smooth (e.g. if your input to the system is a step function).
>
>
>>> MK> Maybe, I'm too neurotic about this, but I guess I just want some
>>> comfort
>>> MK> after seeing a few particularly nasty orbits.
>>>
>>> As we know ``from Chaos theory'', there can be delicate
>>> inhereent and numerical problems in ODE solving..
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> But - to our best knowledge - they should not be any more acute in R,
>> than on any other platform...
>>
>> BR,
>> Markku
>>
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