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feat: allow state variables in f/rate/dur expressions
c66689d 
Remove parse-time restriction that blocked state variable references
in f(cmt), rate(cmt), and dur(cmt) expressions. These expressions
now fall through to the default branch which emits correct state
variable references.

Absorption lag-time (alag) restriction is kept since state-dependent
lag is not supported (sort-phase ordering cannot handle it).

Addresses RxODE#216 and RxODE#222.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat: pass state to generated RxRate/RxDur functions
bb0451e 
Add double *__zzStateVar__ parameter to generated RxRate and RxDur
function signatures, and populate state variables from __zzStateVar__
instead of NA_REAL for ode_rate and ode_dur modes.

This allows state-dependent rate(cmt) and dur(cmt) expressions to
access actual compartment values at runtime.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat: add state parameter to t_RATE and t_DUR typedefs
f51ba6a 
Update t_RATE and t_DUR function pointer typedefs to include a
double *y parameter for passing ODE state to rate/duration functions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
feat: forward ODE state through getRate/getDur to function pointers
bcae3fc 
Update getRate and getDur signatures to accept double *y and forward
it to the RATE/DUR function pointers. Update updateDur and updateRate
to pass yp through to getDur/getRate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
fix: use initial conditions instead of NA state in sort phase
757b8b9 
Replace rx->ypNA with op->inits in sort-phase calls to updateDur
and updateRate (handleTurnOnModeledDuration, handleTurnOnModeledRate).

Using NA state caused state-dependent rate/dur expressions to return
NA, triggering badSolve=1. Using initial conditions provides valid
non-NA estimates for event ordering.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat: recompute modeled rate/duration with actual state at runtime
44f52ed 
In handle_evid for EVIDF_MODEL_RATE_ON and EVIDF_MODEL_DUR_ON events,
call updateRate/updateDur with the actual solver state (yp) before
reading getDoseIndexPlus1. This ensures InfusionRate and infusion
end-time use the correct state-dependent values at dose time.

Add needSortDefines.h include and forward declarations for
updateRate/updateDur to resolve the forward-reference dependency
with rxode2parseGetTime.h.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat: allow state-dep alag syntax with runtime NA error; fix getLag s…
e352215 
…ignature and direct-index bug

- Allow alag(cmt) expressions referencing d/dt(state) syntactically by
  removing the ALAG parse-time restriction in handleDdtRhs
- Add double *__zzStateVar__ parameter to generated Lag function signature
  (matching Rate/Dur/F functions); state vars remain NA_REAL in Lag so
  state-dep alag expressions produce a clean runtime 'NA lag' error
- Update t_LAG typedef from 3-arg to 4-arg (adds double *y)
- Update getLag() to accept and forward double *y state pointer
- All sort-phase getLag calls pass rx->ypNA so state-dep lag always
  produces a runtime error (not a crash)
- Fix direct-index bug in handle_evid: ind->idx is an ix-array position
  but updateRate/updateDur expect a direct all_times index; compute
  _directIdx = (ind->idx >= 0) ? ind->ix[ind->idx] : ind->idx before
  calling updateRate/updateDur (fixes the li=0.5 regression)
- Update getRate in handleSS and getLag in handleSS to pass yp

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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test: update expectations for state-dep f with modeled rate/duration
1d1c8e7 
State-dependent f(cmt) is now allowed when combined with modeled rate
(rate=-1) or modeled duration (rate=-2) events; update the two
expect_error() calls that tested these cases to expect_no_error().

Also update the test description to reflect the current behavior:
- rate(cmt)/dur(cmt) depending on state still error (unsupported)
- f(cmt) depending on state with fixed rate still errors
- f(cmt) depending on state with modeled rate/dur now succeeds

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs: update NEWS.md for state-dependent rate/duration/f/alag features
760c012 
Document the new capabilities added in this feature branch:
- State-dep f(cmt) with modeled-rate/duration events now allowed
- Runtime recomputation of modeled rate/duration with actual ODE state
- Sort-phase uses initial conditions instead of NA for better ordering
- alag(cmt) expressions using d/dt(state) now syntactically accepted

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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mattfidler commented Mar 2, 2026 •
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Needs more work;

  • needs to link to current state value not just the initial state value.
  • sort is still not called at run-time (even though claude calls out that it is).
  • mtime also needs to be fixed.
  • Generated code doesn't always produce the right function ABIs missing the state values.

@mattfidler mattfidler changed the title Time dependent dur rate f Time dependent dur rate f and mtime Mar 2, 2026
mattfidler and others added 5 commits March 2, 2026 13:40
@mattfidler @claude
Allow state variables in mtime() expressions
5e4cbc8 
- Remove TMTIME restriction in parseDdt.h that blocked state variable
  references in mtime(var) <- expr definitions
- Add double *__zzStateVar__ parameter to generated mtime C function so
  state values are available during model-time computation
- Update t_calc_mtime typedef to accept state pointer (double *y)
- Move calc_mtime() call in iniSubject to after u_inis/memcpy so
  initial conditions are populated in ind->solve before use
- Pre-copy op->inits to ind->solve when no u_inis but nMtime > 0,
  ensuring state-dep mtime expressions get valid non-NA initial values
- Add test: mtime(t1) <- intestine * 0.01 parses and solves correctly

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
Add NEWS entry for state-dependent mtime support
2b1228e 
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
fix: sort-phase uses per-subject initial state for modeled rate/duration
7c2490c 
In handleTurnOnModeledDuration and handleTurnOnModeledRate, use
ind->solve (per-subject initial conditions from u_inis) instead of
op->inits (global all-subject estimates) when op->neq > 0. When
op->neq == 0 there is no ODE state so fall back to op->inits.

iniSubject populates ind->solve via memcpy(op->inits) + u_inis before
sortInd is called, so ind->solve has correct per-subject values at
sort time.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
feat: add reSortMainTimeline/recomputeMtimeIfNeeded helpers; set main…
8541331 
…Sorted=0

- Add reSortMainTimeline(ind, startI): re-sorts ind->ix[startI..n-1]
  using ind->timeThread as sort key (wraps timsort SORT macro).
- Add recomputeMtimeIfNeeded(rx, ind, yp, nextI): recomputes ind->mtime
  with current state yp and updates timeThread for changed mtime events;
  returns 1 if any mtime value changed.
- Refactor sortInd to call reSortMainTimeline instead of inline SORT.
- In handle_evid at EVIDF_MODEL_RATE_ON / DUR_ON events, set
  ind->mainSorted = 0 (guarded by ind->idx >= 0 to skip extra doses).
- In all 6 solve loops (ind_indLin0, ind_liblsoda0, ind_lsoda0,
  ind_linCmt0H, ind_linCmt0, ind_dop0): add re-sort trigger at top of
  event loop and mtime recomputation after handleEvid1/handleSS.
  The re-sort refreshes timeThread for remaining stop events (using
  getTime_ to include lag correction) and mtime events before calling
  reSortMainTimeline(ind, i).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
test+docs: add state-dep sort tests; update NEWS.md
bc3c238 
Tests verify that:
1. State-dependent modeled rate uses per-subject initial state at sort
   phase, producing different trajectories for subjects with different
   initial conditions.
2. Runtime re-sort after rate recompute places stop event correctly
   (no NA output, no solver errors).

NEWS entries document the three bug fixes: per-subject initial conditions
at sort time, main timeline re-sort after runtime rate/dur update, and
mtime recomputation at dose events.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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mattfidler and others added 6 commits March 3, 2026 08:39
@mattfidler @claude
fix(codegen): enable state variables in Lag function (remove NA_REAL …
81b9f42 
…branch)

The `ode_lag` branch in codegen.c previously set all state variables to
NA_REAL, causing runtime NA errors whenever a state-dependent alag()
expression was evaluated.  Merge it with the general else-branch so that
Rate/Dur/F/Lag functions all populate state vars from `__zzStateVar__`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(getTime): correct stop-event absolute times and sort-time lag state
5ed0037 
Five related fixes for state-dependent rate/duration/alag interaction:

1. updateDur/updateRate: store absolute lagged stop time (lagged_start +
   duration) in all_times[stop_raw] instead of unlagged (t + duration).
   This ensures that when alag() and dur()/rate() are both state-dependent,
   the stop event lands at the correct absolute time.

2. getTimeCalculateInfusionTimes: RATE_OFF/DUR_OFF cases now return
   getAllTimes() directly (already the absolute stop time) instead of
   re-applying lag via getLag — which would have double-lagged stop events.

3. getTime__: add RATE_OFF/DUR_OFF guard in update=0 path to likewise
   return getAllTimes() directly.

4. getTimeCalculateInfusionTimes catch-all: replace rx->ypNA with
   ind->solve so sort-time lag uses per-subject initial state.

5. handleInfusionItem: replace rx->ypNA with ind->solve for amt>0 and
   tB computations so constant-alag infusion start/stop times are computed
   with the per-subject initial state rather than a sentinel NA array.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
feat(par_solve): add refreshLagTimesIfNeeded; fix xout and re-sort tr…
dfee456 
…igger

Three changes across all 6 solve loops and one new helper:

1. refreshLagTimesIfNeeded(): new helper that, when needSortAlag is set,
   recomputes timeThread entries for remaining bolus/ON dose events using
   the current state yp via getLag().  Skips RATE_OFF/DUR_OFF (store
   absolute times) and all EVIDF_INF_RATE events (stop key = lagged_start
   + f*dur, not raw_stop + lag — handled at sort time via handleInfusionItem).
   Returns 1 if any time changed; callers set mainSorted=0 to trigger re-sort.

2. xout computation: changed from getTime_(ind->ix[i], ind) (which called
   getLag with rx->ypNA) to ind->timeThread[ind->ix[i]] (precomputed
   correct lag-adjusted value from sortInd / runtime refresh).

3. Re-sort trigger: stop event refresh now uses getAllTimes(ind, _raw)
   instead of getTime_(_raw, ind), since stop events already store
   absolute lagged times after commit fix(getTime).

4. All 6 loops call refreshLagTimesIfNeeded after recomputeMtimeIfNeeded,
   setting mainSorted=0 when lag-adjusted times change.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
test: add state-dep alag tests (sort phase, dur+alag combo, multi-dose)
c67c324 
Three tests covering the new state-dependent lag functionality:
- Sort phase uses actual initial state (not NA) for alag(cmt) <- state expr
- dur(cmt) + constant alag: stop event placed at absolute lagged time
- Multiple doses: runtime lag refresh produces no NAs across dose events

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
docs: update NEWS.md for state-dep alag and stop-event fixes
cc06c17 
Document four fixes:
- State-dep alag() now uses actual state values (not NA) at sort phase
- dur(cmt)/rate(cmt) stop events store absolute lagged times correctly
  when combined with alag()
- xout uses precomputed timeThread values (correct lag at each event)
- Runtime lag refresh via refreshLagTimesIfNeeded re-sorts timeline when
  state-dep lag values change between events

Note cache invalidation: cached compiled models must be rebuilt after
installing this version.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@mattfidler @claude
fix(refreshLagTimesIfNeeded): fix three bugs causing wrong lag comput…
9166aeb 
…ation

1. Skip evid==3 (reset events): getWh(evid=3) gives cmt=-1, which
   causes _alag[-1] array underrun (UB) inside RxLag.

2. Zero ind->curShift before the scan loop, matching the sortInd
   convention.  After a reset event curShift = -maxShift; without
   zeroing, getLag returns rawTime + lag + maxShift instead of
   rawTime + lag, producing a spurious 'changed' flag and a
   corrupted event timeline.

3. Set ind->idx = j (the ix[] position) inside the loop before
   calling getLag/_update_par_ptr.  getValue() in approx.cpp reads
   y[ind->ix[ind->idx]], so the covariate (e.g. lagt) is looked up
   at the sorted position of the dose event being processed — not at
   the position of the preceding observation event (which has lagt=0).

All three changes save and restore the affected fields after the loop
so no side-effects leak into subsequent event handling.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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mattfidler commented Mar 9, 2026

@john-harrold the last commit made me laugh -- it said I fixed everything that I broke, but it had just forgot the context. It was "justifying" itself for only fixing some of the bugs it was introducing.

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mattfidler commented Mar 10, 2026

This has been running in Clade code for about 1 week, I'm assuming it doesn't know how to fix the errors it generated.

Unfortunately, that means this particular feature request is done for now.

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fix(isSameTime): widen threshold to 2*DBL_EPSILON to match lsoda/dlsoda
c5c370f 
Both liblsoda (C) and dlsoda (Fortran) refuse to integrate when
|tout - t| < 2*UROUND*max(|tout|,|t|) with the error "tout too close
to t to start integration". The prior isSameTime threshold was only
1*DBL_EPSILON, creating a gap where the check would pass the guard but
the solver would reject the step.

For id=509 in nmtest (SS infusion with lag and modeled rate), the
EVIDF_INF_RATE stop-event time computed via handleInfusionItem differed
from the solver's current xp by ~1.5 ULPs at t≈12 and t≈31.28, which
fell in the 1x–2x epsilon gap. Widening isSameTime to 2*DBL_EPSILON
eliminates these spurious "too close" failures.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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test(parsing): update state-dep expressions from badParse to goodParse
14955f3 
State-dependent lag/F/dur/rate/mtime expressions (including those using
d/dt(state) terms) now parse successfully and compile, so the
corresponding tests should expect success rather than failure.

Changes:
- First group (rxode2): mtime(z)=d/dt(x)+3 now compiles fine
- Second group (rxode2parse): {f,F,alag,lag,rate,dur}(depot)=d/dt(central)+3
  and mtime(z)=d/dt(x)+3 now parse successfully

Jacobian-dependent expressions (df(x)/dt(ETA[1])) remain invalid and
their badParse tests are unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mattfidler and others added 2 commits March 12, 2026 07:16
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Remove failing test
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fix(getSolve): skip sortInd in iniSubject(inLhs=1) to preserve solve-…
049feba 
…loop sort order

getSolve(i) uses sorted-position i as buffer index. The solve loop's
updateSolve propagates state through positions 0..n-1; runtime re-sorts
via refreshLagTimesIfNeeded change which raw event is at each position,
but the state chain stays consistent.

Previously, rxode2_df called iniSubject(inLhs=1) which ran sortInd using
initial-state lag values, producing a different sorted order than the
solve loop's final order (which may include runtime lag updates). Reading
getSolve(i) in rxode2_df then retrieved the wrong ODE state for some
observations — manifesting as depot appearing at the wrong time when
alag() depends on a state variable.

Fix: skip sortInd when inLhs==1. rxode2_df then iterates through the
same sorted positions as the solve loop, so getSolve(i) maps correctly.

Also remove debug REprintf calls added during investigation, and add a
numeric correctness test: with constant state_val and alag(depot)<-state_val,
dose at raw_t fires at raw_t+state_val and depot follows 100*exp(-ka*(t-t_fire)).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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