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Re: How does ode23 work in Matlab?


From: Thomas Treichl
Subject: Re: How does ode23 work in Matlab?
Date: Thu, 17 May 2007 23:40:09 +0200
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Jordi Gutierrez Hermoso schrieb:
On 17/05/07, Thomas Treichl <address@hidden> wrote:
And you could also compare Soren's link with the *pdf manual that is shipped
with your ode23 function.

Hm. I can't immediately find this documentation. I was only looking at
the ode23 docstring. I probably should be getting the 'forge functions
from source instead of the Debian packages if I'm going to be talking
about them in this list, eh?

The ode-functions are under development at the moment and do change more quickly than in the Debian package that you may have got. Please download the latest octave release and then download the latest ode functions from octave-forge, at the moment we don't know about which ode23 version you are using ;)

Your example works very well for me (octave 2.9.10, odepkg 2.3.0), if you just change the line

 [T,X] = ode23('Logistic',[0:0.01:1000],[x],[],r);

into

 [T,X] = ode23(@Logistic,[0:0.01:1000],[x],[],r);

Thomas

Passing parameters is working very well for me, so please let us know some
details of your problem.

I understand the attached lines of code work in Matlab but not with
Octave plus 'forge.

- Jordi G. H.


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