Closed ecbrown closed 3 years ago
Is it possible to extract the associated attractor from a starting POINT x.r y.r z.r? That is, where the gradient ascent path ends up.
False alarm, I had a syntax error in my FLUXPRINT statement. Sorry for the noise!
No worries ;). I was right now writing the answer.
Is it possible to extract the associated attractor from a starting POINT x.r y.r z.r? That is, where the gradient ascent path ends up.