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The kwargs absstep, relstep and dir are not uniformly documented. And there might even be cases where one kwarg is forgotten, i.e. here (dir is missing). Now that DI has to use them, it would be nice if someone could explain what they do and check that they are properly passed around?
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absstep and relstep are absolute and relative stepsize changes requested by the user, and dir is what direction to differentiate (i.e. what direction is "forward")
I think that is probably unintentional (or at least not fully intentonal). IIUC, dir was basically hacked in by SciML to prevent calling a function out of domain so it possibly only has made it to the APIs that SciML cares about.
The kwargs
absstep
,relstep
anddir
are not uniformly documented. And there might even be cases where one kwarg is forgotten, i.e. here (dir
is missing). Now that DI has to use them, it would be nice if someone could explain what they do and check that they are properly passed around?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: