How to use solve function

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Tompak
Tompak 2017-6-29
Hi
I am trying to make a manual calculation of least square errors. This procedure involves a symbolic variable "n".
Here is my code:
syms n;
f = 0;
for i=1:length(distanceVal)
estimateCoeff = (meanVal(1,1) - 10*log10((distanceVal(1,i)+2)/2));
f = (f + sqrt((estimateCoeff*n - meanVal(1,i))^2));
end
f
dMSE = diff(f,n);
result = solve(dMSE,n)
Where meanVal is the mean of my measured values, distanceVal is the distance corresponding to each meanVal and estimateCoeff is the estimated coefficient for each estimated value (estimated value = n*estimatedCoeff = n*10*log(d/d_ref))
However the output of result = solve(dMSE,n) is: "Empty sym: 0-by-1" What does that mean? I expect result for n=[2,4] ...
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Torsten
Torsten 2017-6-29
You can check the result of the L2 minimization since it has an analytical solution:
n = sum_{i=1}^{N} ((a_i)*(b_i)) / sum_{i=1}^{N} ((a_i)^2)
with
N = length(distanceVal)
a_i = meanVal(1,1) - 10*log10((distanceVal(1,i)+2)/2)
b_i = meanVal(1,i)
Best wishes
Torsten.
Richard Marveldoss
Could you help me in understanding your code as it doesn't seem like the typical least square errors? Can you explain more about the different variables used and maybe give a sample input dataset for the above code.

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