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Discrete-time sensitivity analysis is a tool in control and dynamical systems theory used to quantify the degree to which a system output responds to small changes in parameters or initial conditions, and its core is to compute the partial derivatives of a trajectory with respect to parameters and propagate them recursively along time steps.
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