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My 2 cents: "CirculationModels" sounds too general to me. For earth-system science peeps, circulation model means a model of the movement of air in the atmosphere or water in the ocean.

Maybe the name can be more specific? What does this package mean by "circulation model"?

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My 2 cents: "CirculationModels" sounds too general to me. For earth-system science peeps, circulation model means a model of the movement of air in the atmosphere or water in the ocean.

You are right. We will change the name to CirculatorySystemModels.jl

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The Double-Hill chamber DHChamber is now in terms of dV/dt rather than dp/dt which increases computation speed by an order of magnitude. The parameter Ev has been removed.

Please use the ventricular volume as an initial condition instead of the pressure. This can be calculated as $V = p/E_{min}$

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Release Notes:

Breaking changes:

1. The Double-Hill chamber DHChamber is now in terms of dV/dt rather than dp/dt which increases computation speed by an order of magnitude. The old form can be recovered using the inP argument. The parameter Ev has been removed. Please use the ventricular volume as an initial condition instead of the pressure. This can be calculated as $V = p/E_{min}$
2. Compliance and Elastance are now in terms of dV/dt. Use the new argument inP=true to recover the old form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.
3. Compliance and Elastance have options for external pressure as parameter has_ep and as a connector pin to connect other pressures to has_variable_ep - the latter can take an equation like C.ep.p ~ LV.p * K.
4. Chamber has been deleted and replaced with VariableCompliance which can take a function for E(t) and has external pressure options like the other compliances and elastances.

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Release Notes:

Breaking changes since version 0.1.X:

1. The Double-Hill chamber DHChamber is now in terms of dV/dt rather than dp/dt which increases computation speed by an order of magnitude. The old form can be recovered using the inP argument. The parameter Ev has been removed. Please use the ventricular volume as an initial condition instead of the pressure. This can be calculated as $V = p/E_{min}$
2. Compliance and Elastance are now in terms of dV/dt. Use the new argument inP=true to recover the old form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.
3. Compliance and Elastance have options for external pressure as parameter has_ep and as a connector pin to connect other pressures to has_variable_ep - the latter can take an equation like C.ep.p ~ LV.p * K.
4. Chamber has been deleted and replaced with VariableCompliance which can take a function for E(t) and has external pressure options like the other compliances and elastances.
5. ShiChamber already was formulated in terms of dV/dt. It now has the argument inP=true to allow the dp/dt form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.

NOTE: the use of inP is strongly discouraged, since it needs the first derivative of the Elastance function, is less stable, and an order of magnitude slower. If you want to define initial condtions in pressure, it is advised to calculate the corresponding initial volume.

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Release Notes:

Breaking changes since version 0.1.X:

1. The Double-Hill chamber DHChamber is now in terms of dV/dt rather than dp/dt which increases computation speed by an order of magnitude. The old form can be recovered using the inP argument. The parameter Ev has been removed. Please use the ventricular volume as an initial condition instead of the pressure. This can be calculated as $V = p/E_{min}$
2. Compliance and Elastance are now in terms of dV/dt. Use the new argument inP=true to recover the old form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.
3. Compliance and Elastance have options for external pressure as parameter has_ep and as a connector pin to connect other pressures to has_variable_ep - the latter can take an equation like C.ep.p ~ LV.p * K.
4. Chamber has been deleted and replaced with VariableCompliance which can take a function for E(t) and has external pressure options like the other compliances and elastances.
5. ShiChamber already was formulated in terms of dV/dt. It now has the argument inP=true to allow the dp/dt form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.

NOTE: the use of inP is strongly discouraged, since it needs the first derivative of the Elastance function, is less stable, and an order of magnitude slower. If you want to define initial condtions in pressure, it is advised to calculate the corresponding initial volume.

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Release Notes:

Breaking changes since version 0.1.X:

1. The Double-Hill chamber DHChamber is now in terms of dV/dt rather than dp/dt which increases computation speed by an order of magnitude. The old form can be recovered using the inP argument. The parameter Ev has been removed. Please use the ventricular volume as an initial condition instead of the pressure. This can be calculated as $V = p/E_{min}$
2. Compliance and Elastance are now in terms of dV/dt. Use the new argument inP=true to recover the old form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.
3. Compliance and Elastance have options for external pressure as parameter has_ep and as a connector pin to connect other pressures to has_variable_ep - the latter can take an equation like C.ep.p ~ LV.p * K.
4. Chamber has been deleted and replaced with VariableCompliance which can take a function for E(t) and has external pressure options like the other compliances and elastances.
5. ShiChamber already was formulated in terms of dV/dt. It now has the argument inP=true to allow the dp/dt form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.

NOTE: the use of inP is strongly discouraged, since it needs the first derivative of the Elastance function, is less stable, and an order of magnitude slower. If you want to define initial condtions in pressure, it is advised to calculate the corresponding initial volume.

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Release Notes:

Breaking changes since version 0.1.X:

1. The Double-Hill chamber DHChamber is now in terms of dV/dt rather than dp/dt which increases computation speed by an order of magnitude. The old form can be recovered using the inP argument. The parameter Ev has been removed. Please use the ventricular volume as an initial condition instead of the pressure. This can be calculated as $V = p/E_{min}$
2. Compliance and Elastance are now in terms of dV/dt. Use the new argument inP=true to recover the old form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.
3. Compliance and Elastance have options for external pressure as parameter has_ep and as a connector pin to connect other pressures to has_variable_ep - the latter can take an equation like C.ep.p ~ LV.p * K.
4. Chamber has been deleted and replaced with VariableCompliance which can take a function for E(t) and has external pressure options like the other compliances and elastances.
5. ShiChamber already was formulated in terms of dV/dt. It now has the argument inP=true to allow the dp/dt form. Initial conditions need to be changed accordingly.

NOTE: the use of inP is strongly discouraged, since it needs the first derivative of the Elastance function, is less stable, and an order of magnitude slower. If you want to define initial condtions in pressure, it is advised to calculate the corresponding initial volume.

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Changelog

Breaking changes

Moved the module to the new MTK syntax. Due to changes in MTK9 this release is no longer compatible with MTK8 and Julia 1.9.

What's Changed

• Update the lib with @mtkmodel by @ven-k in Update the lib with @mtkmodel #29
• CompatHelper: bump compat for ModelingToolkit to 9, (keep existing compat) by @github-actions in CompatHelper: bump compat for ModelingToolkit to 9, (keep existing compat) #30
• Reduce compile time by @termi-official in Reduce compile time #31
• Impedance typo by @termi-official in Impedance typo #32
• Update by @TS-CUBED in Update #33
• Fix mtk9 42 by @TS-CUBED in Fix mtk9 42 #34

New Contributors

• @ven-k made their first contribution in Update the lib with @mtkmodel #29
• @termi-official made their first contribution in Reduce compile time #31

Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.4.0

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