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In sim_the_model. m and in the presentation (PPT) there are mentions of using InputFnc and OutputFnc, but these are not used in any example.
However from the presentation there are some notes regarding the performance using those callbacks, therefore I imagine there is a way to use them somehow.
I tried passing a Python function as one of those functions, but it fails with error "unsupported Python data type: function".
How did you use those arguments?
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In
sim_the_model. m
and in the presentation (PPT) there are mentions of usingInputFnc
andOutputFnc
, but these are not used in any example.However from the presentation there are some notes regarding the performance using those callbacks, therefore I imagine there is a way to use them somehow.
I tried passing a Python function as one of those functions, but it fails with error "unsupported Python data type: function".
How did you use those arguments?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: