Set the preferred factoring by state
Details
Like rxIndLinStrategy(), this no longer affects the conversion: a
multi-state product cannot yield a state-free rate constant whichever state
is factored out, so it becomes an indLin() forcing instead. The setting is
kept so existing code keeps working.
See also
Other Solver options and performance:
forderForceBase(),
getRxThreads(),
odeMethodToInt(),
rxIndLinStrategy(),
rxIsAutoSwitch(),
rxIsDense(),
rxIsImplicit(),
rxIsNonStiff(),
rxIsStiff(),
rxMemSummary(),
rxMemoryEstimate(),
rxOptExpr(),
rxProgress(),
rxSetProd(),
rxSetProgressBar(),
rxSetSum(),
rxSumProdModel()
Examples
.old <- utils::getFromNamespace(".rxIndLinState", "rxode2")
# factor terms of the central equation by central, then depot
rxIndLinState(list(central = c("central", "depot")))
rxIndLinState(.old) # restore
