How to reproduce the example figure using lsqcurvefit
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Looking at the section 'Splitting the Linear and Nonlinear Problems', I understood upto the point how to estimate two exponents lambda1 & 2 (line 51). However, I don't understand how to recover the estimate for 'c' to produce the 'Global fit' in the last figure in the following section.
More specifically, once I obtain the unknown lambdas, what should I do to obtain the unknown vector 'c' (in the function 'fitvector')? Which of the followings would be the right approach?
- c=A \ ydata
- c=A \ yEst, or
- Once obtained the estimates for lambda, I follow the full parameter estimation using the lambdas.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Mathieu NOE
2021-9-29
hello
well, if the question is only about how to use lsqcurvefit, my answer is not gotta help you because I'm using either fminsearch , or , much better and more robust to crude / bad initial guess : Fminspleas - File Exchange - MATLAB Central (mathworks.com)
see the two examples attached if it helps you
all the best
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