Sam Isaacson
Sam Isaacson
Someone changed the interface a while back but I don't think it has gotten much use since the change. You can look at the regular jump tests https://github.com/SciML/DiffEqJump.jl/blob/master/test/regular_jumps.jl and the...
Getting a doc string on `RegularJump`s with an example would be good.
No worries. Have a good trip!
I think julia blocks for docstrings with simple examples aimed at helping users see how to use the functions are fine. I don't really see the point of silent tests...
TODO: Optimizations / Performance: 1. For NRM type methods the indexed priority queue we're using (from DataStructures.jl heaps) seems slow. It might be worth exploring other implementations (perhaps even cache...
> It is, and we've ran into this somewhat in other spots of DiffEq. If there's a better solution it would be good to get a package out on this...
I agree we need to benchmark against other solvers. I recently found that the RSSA authors (Marchetti book above) have a package of Java code with _many_ SSAs implemented. We...
@kaandocal I'm going to close this, but feel free to reopen if you have further issues/questions!
Sure, I've opened this back up. My impression had been that this is more of an ArrayPartition issue from your comments than anything specific in DiffEqJump, but if there are...