Uwe Fechner
Uwe Fechner
I tried it in a virtual machine (VirtualBox) with the same OS and it works. When I start Julia or load numpy I get the message: OpenBLAS : Your OS...
In case it helps, the program **tidy** fixes the output into this form: ``` 3 rows × 3 columns var1 var2 var3 identity identity identity Int64? Float64? String? 1 1...
This code is working: ``` for i in 1:round(t_end/dt) step!(integrator, dt, true) u = integrator.u t = integrator.t @show u[18], t end ```
Lets say only the documentation is wrong. It says: ``` step!(integrator,dt[,stop_at_tdt=false]) ``` at https://diffeq.sciml.ai/stable/basics/integrator/#SciMLBase.step!
. Perhaps it would also be good to add the working example above to the documentation. Because if it is not added the only thing you see is: ``` for...
Look at the initial example. It gives wrong output, it does not respect dt.
That is very confusing. Why should the command: ``` tuples(integrator) ``` actually cause the integration to continue? My understanding of this command is that it just collects the result of...
Anyway, I think it would be helpful to add an example like this: ```Julia dt = 0.1 t_en = 10.0 for i in 1:round(t_end/dt) step!(integrator, dt, true) u = integrator.u...
But does this do the integration step-by-step with the possibility to update parameters after each step?