Solving a differential equation

I am looking for a reproducible code and I am trying my best to find the results but I am stuck after a stage!! Would be helpful if you can help me

I have a function given below which consist of 5 functions provided

I want to reproduce above equations in the below differential equations:

I need to graph the solution of these differential equations:

f1(G)=209/(1+e^(-G/300V3 +6.6)
 f2(G)=72(1-e^(-G/144V3))
 f3(G)=0.01G/V3
 f4(I)=[90/(1+e^(-1.772log(I/V1) + 7.76))] +4
 f5(I)=180/(1+e^(0.29I/V1 -7.5))
 
 dG(t)/dt= Gin-f2(G(t))-f3(G(t))f4(I(t))+f5(I(t-T2))
d(I)/dt=f1(G(t))-I(t)/t1

d(I1(t))/dt= Qf1(G(t))-I(t)/t1 +(1-Q)f1(G(t-T1)


clear all;
 clc;
 V1=3;Gin=216;alpha=0.5;t1=6;V3=10;tau2=50;Eg=180;tau1=5;tau=[10,50];
 sol = dde23(@eq24,[10,50],[210;1;80],[0, 50]);
 figure(1)
 plot(sol(1).x,sol(1).dy(1,:),sol(1).x,sol(1).dy(2,:),
      sol(1).x,sol(1).dy(3,:))
 function dy=eq24(~,y,Z)
 V1=3; V3=10;
 t1=6;
 G=y(1);
 I=y(2);
 I1=y(3);
 Glag1=Z(:,1); %Tau1%
 Ilag2=Z(:,2); %Tau2%
 f1=@(G) 209/(1+exp(-G/300*V3 +6.6));
 f2=@(G) 72*(1-exp(-G/144*V3));
 f3=@(G) 0.01*G/V3;
 f4=@(I) 90/(1+exp(-1.772*log(I/V1) + 7.76)) +4;

 f5= 180/(1+exp(0.29*I/V1 -7.5));
 dy = zeros(3,1);
 dy(1) = 216 - f2(G)-f3(G)*f4(I)+f5(Ilag2);

 dy(2)=f1-(I/t1);

 dy(3) = alpha*f1(G)-I1/t1 +(1-alpha)*f1(Glag1);

 end

Answer 1

[Stephan]

Hi there were some bugs in this code - see my comments

V1=3;
Gin=216;
alpha=0.5;
t1=6;
V3=10;
tau2=50;
Eg=180;
tau1=5;
tau=[10,50];
sol = dde23(@(t,y,Z)eq24(t,y,Z,alpha),[10,50],[210;1;80],[0, 50]); % Added alpha in function call

% Plotting the solution works by using deval
tint = linspace(0,50);
yint = deval(sol,tint);
figure(1)
plot(tint,yint);


%plot(sol(1).x,sol(1).dy(1,:),sol(1).x,sol(1).dy(2,:),sol(1).x,sol(1).dy(3,:))

function dy=eq24(~,y,Z,alpha) ´% I added alpha as input argument
V1=3;
V3=10;
t1=6;
G=y(1);
I=y(2);
I1=y(3);
Glag1=Z(:,1); %Tau1%
Ilag2=Z(:,2); %Tau2%
f1=@(G) 209/(1+exp(-G/300*V3 +6.6));
f2=@(G) 72*(1-exp(-G/144*V3));
f3=@(G) 0.01*G/V3;
f4=@(I) 90/(1+exp(-1.772*log(I/V1) + 7.76)) +4;
f5=@(I) 180/(1+exp(0.29*I/V1 -7.5)); % I changed  f5=180... to  f5=@(I) 180...
dy = zeros(3,1);
dy(1) = 216 - f2(G)-f3(G)*f4(I)+f5(Ilag2(1)); % I changed f5(Ilag2) to f5(Ilag2(1))
dy(2)= f1(G)-(I/t1);
dy(3) = alpha*f1(G)-I1/t1 +(1-alpha)*f1(Glag1(3)); % I changed f1(Glag1) to f1(Glag1(3))
end

The most fixes i made are just simple syntax problems - except the last two changes. The problem is that Ilag2 and Glag1 are of size 1x3 so that no scalar values result by using them the way you did it. Ensure that especially the last two changes can be correct, because i have no insight in your problem. But this is a working code, which has only to be checked for the correct usage of the lag variables.

BTW: You deleted all the content of your other question related to the glucose insuline model. Why? Did you notice that you can accept and/or vote for useful answers?

Answer 2

[Rashmitha]

Solve dy/dx+3x^2y = 6x^2