Save results if fminsearch in a table or m.file

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Joe 2023-2-24

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编辑： Star Strider 2023-6-22

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Hello,

i need your help for my matlab programm.

I have a code that runs fminsearch for a range of speeds to find Values.

So far the code works well but I have a problem with saving the Values or the results of the fminsearch.

I want that every time a Value was found for each speed, the trimpoints get saved in a table or m.file, for example:

X Y Z A

35 400 0.15 2

36 405 0.18 2.3

and so on..

That's my function that runs fminsearch for a range of speeds (U). A cost function (costfunct) stored in costfunctm interacts with a simulink model to calculate the Values

U_values = [01:1:10];

for k=1:length(U_values)

code

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end

Many thanks in advance!

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Answer 1

Star Strider 2023-2-24

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编辑：Star Strider 2023-6-22

I assume that ‘a’, ‘xi’, and ‘phi’ are parameters returned (in that order) by fminsearch.

If so, then perhaps this —

U_values = [35:1:38];

for k=1:length(U_values)

k

U=U_values(k)

%Minimize with extra parameters

@(U) cost_ss(parameter,U);

testfunct=@(parameter)cost_ss(parameter,U);

%initial guess

x0=[800;0;0];

B = fminsearch(testfunct,x0);

a(k,:) = B(1);

xi(k,:) = B(2);

phi(k,:) = B(3);

end

U = U_values(:);

Results = table(U,a,xi,phi, 'VariableNames',{'U [m/s]','a [N]','xi [°]','phi [°]'})

I obviously can’t test this, however it should work if my assumptions are correct.

NOTE — The requirement that table variable names may not be valid MATLAB variable names may have been introduced after R2019b. (I don’t remember when it was introduced.) If so, the variable names will have to be changed (probably using underscores) to conform to that requirement. My table creation call will work in the most recent MATLAB releases that do not restrict them to be valid MATLAB variable names.

EDIT — (22 Jun 2023 at 18:54)

Different variable and function names, code unchanged.

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