Use dependent variable naming in the indexing #567
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Changes from `depvar_1` for the ith neural network to `x` if it's `[x(t),y(t),z(t)]`. This should make it a lot easier to understand the indexing structure: `res.u.depvar.y` etc. This builds on #565 and should be the last change for the v5 release.
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depvar_1for the ith neural network toxif it's[x(t),y(t),z(t)]. This should make it a lot easier to understand the indexing structure:res.u.depvar.yetc.This builds on #565 and should be the last change for the v5 release.