How to check whether amici preequilibration is required
See original GitHub issueIn pypesto.objectiv.AmiciObjective.init_preequilibration_edata
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Currently, len(fixed_parameters) == 0 is used as an indicator of requiring no preequilibration. However, when there are events (which amici cannot deal with yet in python), the situation can occur that there are no fixed_parameters, but events that are omitted in the preequilibration run.
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But this is just about guessing the steady state iteratively in pypesto. The preeq itself has changed to amici I think. Maybe
if len(edata.fixedParametersPreequilibration) or self.amici_solver.getNewtonPreequilibration()
can be changed toamici.require_preeq(edata, solver)
or something like that, but apart I think this ussue can then be closed.Is this still an issue @yannikschaelte ?