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Refactor the plotting in favor of a Gaussian
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Refactor the plotting in favor of a Jan 22, 2024
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Previously we had a recipe for the specific solution type that we implemented. But for some reason, this broke du to sanges of SciML. So to not have such issues again, let's just use their plot recipe! To do this we just needed to implement some recipes for the `Gaussian` type that we use in the solutions, and make sure that the solution interpolation etc is doing what it should do.
Though we might want to add this in this PR!!
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Previously we had a recipe for the specific solution type that we implemented. But for some reason, this broke du to sanges of SciML. So to not have such issues again, let's just use their plot recipe! To do this we just needed to implement some recipes for the
Gaussian
type that we use in the solutions, and make sure that the solution interpolation etc is doing what it should do.This turned out bigger than I thought: To properly use the SciMLBase plot recipe, I should also use the SciMLBase solution interpolation. So doing this is what's left to do for this PR.
EDIT [2024-01-24]: