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In addition to some of the tests failing on the M1, Paul Jost also reports different results on the M1 vs. other platforms. Here's his script:
roadrunner_instance.conservedMoietyAnalysis=True# here a call is missing where we set parameter valuesroadrunner_instance.getSteadyStateSolver().setValue(
"allow_presimulation", True
)
# steady state output = observables + state variablessteady_state_selections=observables_ids+state_variablesroadrunner_instance.steadyStateSelections=steady_state_selectionssteady_state=roadrunner_instance.getSteadyStateValuesNamedArray()
@adelhpour is still tracking this down, I believe. We're closer, but don't have a final solution. One issue seems to be that due to numerical differences, the calculations are literally different on MacOS M1 vs. other platforms.
In addition to some of the tests failing on the M1, Paul Jost also reports different results on the M1 vs. other platforms. Here's his script:
And here's the model in question:
environment.xml.txt
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