Pass curvefit start points into function

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Robert Demyanovich 2021-12-27

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回答： Voss 2021-12-27

I am new to Matlab, but have somehow figured out how to create a curve fitting function that is called by the main program. I need to curve fit many sets of data. The function has the following line of code:

opts.StartPoint = [226 26 1E07 0.4];

The points are currently hard coded, but I would like to pass into the curve fitting function a set of 4 starting points for each data set. The main routine will figure out the values of the four starting points and then I would like to pass these starting points in to the function.

The function is called from the main routine as follows:

[fitresult gof]=createFit(z,y);

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Voss 2021-12-27

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You can add an additional input argument to your createFit function:

function [fitresult gof] = createFit(z,y,startPoint) % use your existing input and output variable names
    % your code
end

You can make it an optional argument by checking whether it was given, and if not, use the default:

function [fitresult gof] = createFit(z,y,startPoint) % use your existing input and output variable names
    if nargin < 3
        startPoint = [226 26 1E07 0.4]; % whatever default value
    end
    % your code
end

Then call createFit with 2 or 3 arguments:

[fitresult gof] = createFit(z,y); % no startPoint specified -> createFit will use the default defined in its function definition
[fitresult gof] = createFit(z,y,[226 26 1E07 0.4]); % explicitly using default startPoint -> same as no startPoint specified
[fitresult gof] = createFit(z,y,[0 0 0 0]); % using some other startPoint