The framework currently requires that the model solution reaches a steady-state. This is due to the fact that we developed it with a model that is drastically under-defined such that the steady state solution is basically the only one we have to compare it with.
However, there is no reason to restrict the framework to such problems. Especially because a multi-point fit could (at least is expected) be easily implemented.
The framework currently requires that the model solution reaches a steady-state. This is due to the fact that we developed it with a model that is drastically under-defined such that the steady state solution is basically the only one we have to compare it with.
However, there is no reason to restrict the framework to such problems. Especially because a multi-point fit could (at least is expected) be easily implemented.