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Comment:Now works for multi output systems.
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User & Date: gawthrop@users.sourceforge.net on 1999-11-12 06:56:44
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1999-11-12
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Changes

Modified mttroot/mtt/bin/trans/m/mtt_stime.m from [49ae0c3d81] to [72e598c099].

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function [t,y,y_theta] = mtt_stime(system_name,theta,indices);
  ## usage: [t,y,y_theta] = mtt_stime(system_name,theta);
  ##
  ## Simulate system with name system_name and parameter vector theta
  ## The order of components in theta is determined in system_numpar.txt:
  ## y_theta contains the corresponding sensitivity functions
  ## Assumes system generated by the sBG approach
  ## Copyright (C) 1999 by Peter J. Gawthrop

  ## 	$Id$	

  ## Simulate using mtt-generated function




  if nargin<3
    indices = ones(size(theta))
  endif
  
  N = length(theta);
  if N!=length(indices)
    error(sprintf("The length (%i) of indices must be the same as that of theta (%i)",length(indices),N));

  endif
  




  y_theta = [];
  for i=1:length(theta)
    if indices(i)
      args="";
      for j=1:length(theta)
	i_sensitivity=(j==i);
	args = sprintf("%s%i %g ",args, i_sensitivity, theta(j));
      endfor
      args
      command = sprintf("./%s_ode2odes.out %s > mtt_data.dat\n", system_name, args);
      system(command);

      ## Retrieve data
      load -force mtt_data.dat





      t = mtt_data(:,1);
      y = mtt_data(:,2);
      y_theta = [y_theta mtt_data(:,3)];
    endif
  endfor

endfunction



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function [t,y,y_theta,x] = mtt_stime(system_name,theta,free);
  ## usage: [t,y,y_theta] = mtt_stime(system_name,theta);
  ##
  ## Simulate system with name system_name and parameter vector theta
  ## The order of components in theta is determined in system_numpar.txt:
  ## y_theta contains the corresponding sensitivity functions
  ## Assumes system generated by the sBG approach
  ## Copyright (C) 1999 by Peter J. Gawthrop

  ## 	$Id$	

  ## Simulate using mtt-generated function

  N = length(theta);

  eval(sprintf("[nx,ny,nu,nz,nyz] = %s_def;", system_name));
  if nargin<3
    free = 1;
  endif
  
  y_theta = [];

  if length(free)==0
    free=1;			# Make the loop happen once to get y and X
  endif
  
  [n,m]  = size(free);
  if m==1
    free = free';
  endif
  
  for i=free

    args=sprintf("%i",i);
    for j=1:length(theta)

      args = sprintf("%s %g",args, theta(j));
    endfor

    command = sprintf("./%s_ode2odes.out %s > mtt_data.dat\n", system_name, args);
    system(command);

    ## Retrieve data
    load -force mtt_data.dat
    y_theta = [y_theta mtt_data(:,3:2:1+ny)];
  endfor

  ## System data
  [n,m]=size(mtt_data);
  t = mtt_data(:,1);
  y = mtt_data(:,2:2:ny);
  x = mtt_data(:,3+ny:m);



endfunction




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