Struct Neqs
pub struct Neqs {
pub nstates: usize,
pub ndrugs: usize,
pub nout: usize,
}Expand description
The dimensions of the model: number of states, drug inputs, and output equations.
§Fields
nstates: Number of state variables (ODE compartments)ndrugs: Number of drug input channels (size of bolus[] and rateiv[])nout: Number of output equations
§Defaults
All dimensions default to 5 if not explicitly set via builder methods.
§Example
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// Using the builder pattern on ODE/Analytical/SDE
let ode = equation::ODE::new(diffeq, lag, fa, init, out)
.with_nstates(2)
.with_ndrugs(1)
.with_nout(1);Fields§
§nstates: usizeNumber of state variables
ndrugs: usizeNumber of drug input channels (bolus/rateiv size)
nout: usizeNumber of output equations
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impl Freeze for Neqs
impl RefUnwindSafe for Neqs
impl Send for Neqs
impl Sync for Neqs
impl Unpin for Neqs
impl UnwindSafe for Neqs
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