say you have a parameter in a ODE system of equations.
x = (u[1]) ^ 0.8
du[1] = x - k_elim
(Downstream effects are unaffected ( lets pretend) – So is Good output I dont want to waste.
du[2]= (…)
As an example. Let us assume the initial condition of u is generated randomly , sometimes is negative , sometimes positive for u1 (that will generate the issue). When negative Julia will error out with Domain Error, because say negative value ^ 0.8 will produce real and imaginary component. However, matlab I seen it not to fail, what I think it did is simply populate the -IC throughout all time final output returned after system is solved, and somehow ignore d[1].
I think isoutofdomain to prevent non-negative is meant for preventing solution for going negative given IC is chosen, or at least one that will not solve a Domain Error, so this option will not help me. I am looking for best practices here. Thanks
Is there a way to ignore the error by options, and simulate the rest ? If you would want me to inquiry more about what matlab might be doing before I re-ask the question , I can ask them their matlab side.
I look forward to your response.
Thank you
Christian