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> You should take a look at
> 
> http://num.math.uni-bayreuth.de/~kschittkowski/dyn_sys_book.htm
> 
> Here you get a reference to a book that will 
> hopefully answer your questions.
>  
> A software-package called EASY-FIT is also 
> available if the implementation in MATLAB is 
> too time-consuming.
> 
> Best wishes
> Torsten.

I wish I could, the project I work with works out on MATLAB and Fortran Compiler suite, someone told me I could do that by using some "special" fortran subroutines, it is much faster than MATLAB, but I can't use fortran, that's the problem!!!
what I am really worried about is how to solve such DAE system on MATLAB and then, perform the parameter estimation, another big problem.
Thanks for commenting!