STRIKE-GOLDD (STRuctural Identifiability taKen as Extended-Generalized Observability with Lie Derivatives and Decomposition) is a MATLAB toolbox that analyses the local structural identifiability, observability, and invertibility of (possibly nonlinear) dynamic models of ordinary differential equations (ODEs).
STRIKE-GOLDD is implemented in MATLAB. It requires:
* only required if one wishes to use optimization-based decomposition.
The latest version of STRIKE-GOLDD can be downloaded from GitHub.
Older versions available upon request.
STRIKE-GOLDD is maintained by Alejandro F. Villaverde (CSIC). Email: afvillaverde@iim.csic.es; web: https://sites.google.com/site/alexfvillaverde/
STRIKE-GOLDD was initially developed by Alejandro F Villaverde during a stay at the University of Oxford with Antonis Papachristodoulou, and in collaboration with Antonio Barreiro (University of Vigo). The Lie symmetries code was written by Gemma Massonis Feixas (CSIC). The ORC-DF algorithm and the multi-experiment setup was written by Nerea Martínez (Univ. Vigo & CSIC). A number of collaborators have contributed to theoretical and/or application aspects: Neil D. Evans (Warwick Univ.), Michael J. Chappell (Warwick Univ.), Julio R. Banga (CSIC), and Nikolaos Tsiantis (CSIC).
STRIKE-GOLDD:
STRIKE-GOLDD2:
STRIKE-GOLDDv2.1:
STRIKE-GOLDDv2.1.6:
STRIKE-GOLDD is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3).
STRIKE-GOLDD has received funding from: Xunta de Galiza, I2C postdoctoral fellowship ED481B2014/133-0; Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO) grant DPI2013-47100-C2-2-P; EPSRC projects EP/M002454/1 and EP/J012041/1; and the European Union Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (Horizon 2020, CanPathPro) under Grant 686282.