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I have noticed that the time increments used by the solver for SDE (and probably differential equations as well) are not constant, which sometimes makes my results look super weird with dense and sparse regions.
Is there a way to ensure the dt is constant? Passing dt as an argument for the solver apparently does not do it as I still obtain varying time increments.
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You could set adaptive=false and provide a dt. However, in your case it sounds like you actually want to provide some time points as saveat and let the solver step adaptively.
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I have noticed that the time increments used by the solver for SDE (and probably differential equations as well) are not constant, which sometimes makes my results look super weird with dense and sparse regions.
Is there a way to ensure the dt is constant? Passing dt as an argument for the solver apparently does not do it as I still obtain varying time increments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: