This will help allow registration of functions in rxode2
rxode2parseD()Derivative table environment for rxode2
Matthew L. Fidler
This environment is a derivative table;
For example:
Derivative(f(a,b,c), a) = fa() Derivative(f(a,b,c), b) = fb() Derivative(f(a,b,c), c) = fc()
Then the derivative table for f would be:
assign("f", list(fa(a,b,c), fb(a,b,c), fc(a,b,c)), rxode2parseD())
fa translates the arguments to the derivative with respect to a fb translates the arguments to the derivative with respect to b
If any of the list is NULL then rxode2 won't know how to take a derivative with respect to the argument.
If the list is shorter than the length of the arguments then the argument then the derivative of arguments that are not specified cannot be taken.