SimFunctionSensitivity object
SimFunctionSensitivity object, subclass of SimFunction
object
Description
The SimFunctionSensitivity
object is a subclass of SimFunction object
. It allows you to compute sensitivity.
Syntax
The SimFunctionSensitivity
object shares all syntaxes of the
SimFunction
object. It has the following additional
syntax.
[T,Y,SensMatrix] = F(___)
returns
T
, a cell array of numeric vector, Y
, a cell
array of 2-D numeric matrices, and SensMatrix
, a cell array of 3-D
numeric matrix containing calculated sensitivities of model quantities.
SensMatrix
contains a matrix of size
TimePoints x Outputs x
Inputs. TimePoints is the total number of time
points, Outputs is the total number of output factors, and
Inputs is the total number of input factors.
If you specify a single output argument, the object returns an
SimData
object or array of SimData
objects
with sensitivity information.
Properties
The SimFunctionSensitivity
object shares all properties of the
SimFunction object
. It has the
following additional properties.
SensitivityOutputs |
This table contains information about model quantities (species or parameters) for which you want to compute the sensitivities. Sensitivity output factors are the numerators of time-dependent derivatives described in Sensitivity Analysis in SimBiology. This property is read only. |
SensitivityInputs |
This table contains information about model quantities (species, compartments, or parameters) with respect to which you want to compute the sensitivities. Sensitivity input factors are the denominators of time-dependent derivatives described in Sensitivity Analysis in SimBiology. This property is read only. |
SensitivityNormalization | Character vector specifying the normalization method for calculated sensitivities. The following examples show how sensitivities of a species x with respect to a parameter k are calculated for each normalization type.
|
Examples
Version History
Introduced in R2015a