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In general, a global variable on LHS does not necessarily mean the expression should be evaluated at the population level. If the RHS references local variables, the equation should be evaluated within a local instance, and perhaps combine results in the population part as if by external reference.
This issue is specifically about population-level equations, rather than instance-level equations that happen to update population-level variables. At present there is no mechanism (in Internal or C) to trigger a population-level event.
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In general, a global variable on LHS does not necessarily mean the expression should be evaluated at the population level. If the RHS references local variables, the equation should be evaluated within a local instance, and perhaps combine results in the population part as if by external reference.
This issue is specifically about population-level equations, rather than instance-level equations that happen to update population-level variables. At present there is no mechanism (in Internal or C) to trigger a population-level event.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: