7 | | Instead we could introduce an alias {{{z = sin(x)*y}}}, s.t. {{{der(z) = 1}}}. I believe Karim has some convincing arguments towards this approach. I'll try to recap them from what I understand: |
8 | | a. If {{{x}}} and {{{y}}} appear only algebraically elsewhere, introducing an alias results in fewer states, thus a lower index. |
| 7 | Instead we could introduce an auxiliary variable {{{$aux = sin(x)*y}}}, s.t. {{{der($aux) = 1}}}. I believe Karim has some convincing arguments towards this approach. I'll try to recap them from what I understand: |
| 8 | a. If {{{x}}} and {{{y}}} appear only algebraically elsewhere, introducing an auxiliary results in fewer states, thus a lower index. |