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One could e.g. use the LinearTransform example. There trivially the Jacobian is just the Matrix A; so one can easily provide dirictionalderivatives by multiplying with A.
moved from CATIA-Systems/Test-FMUs#14
One could e.g. use the LinearTransform example. There trivially the Jacobian is just the Matrix A; so one can easily provide dirictionalderivatives by multiplying with A.
And I would like to extend this for the adjoint derivatives modelica/fmi-standard#722.
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