
Computing derivatives using automatic differentiation methods entails a variety of combinatorial problems. The OpenAD tool implements automatic differentiation as source transformation of a program that represents a numerical model. We select three combinatorial problems and discuss the solutions implemented in OpenAD. Our intention is to explain the specific parts of the implementation so that readers can easily use OpenAD to investigate and develop their own solutions to these problems.
tool tutorial, Automatic differentiation, combinatorial problem, 004
tool tutorial, Automatic differentiation, combinatorial problem, 004
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