[R] PLOTTING ODE MODEL RESULTS USING PLOT.DESOLVE FROM THE DESOLVE PACKAGE

[Jeff Newmiller]

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On March 25, 2025 7:02:30 AM PDT, Mariam Idowu <mariamoidowu1 using gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I trust this email finds you well, I am currently running an ODE model
>using the plot.desolve method from the deSolve package. For context my
>model is a box model with 75 boxes, therefore for each variable I will get
>75 outputs.  I am currently comparing the results of my model
>to observations, however adding a legend to each of these outputs seems to
>be very difficult. The legend only appears at the last output which is the
>75th box.
>Does anyone know how this can be fixed?
>
>Furthermore, I want to also add an RMSE metric that compares the distance
>between my scenarios and observations using the deSolve package to quantify
>how much the model has trailed away from the observations. I checked the
>vignettes but did not see this incorporated.
>
>Mariam.
>
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