How to find inverse of a self written integral function?
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I have defined a function y=iMyF(x) containing an integral written as y=5*log10[4345*\int_0^x du/sqrt(0.3*(1+u)^2+0.7)] so that I can find y for a given value of x. How can I find x for a given value y for this function? I want to use the inverse function to fit a data set using the curve fitting tool.
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Walter Roberson
2020-11-28
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2020-11-28
Could you confirm that you want the scaled gamma incomplete and not the unscaled?
It looks plausible to me that the sqrt() could be acting on a negative value, leading to complex, but then converted to real by the abs() ? Does that sound accurate?
Walter Roberson
2020-11-28
I see article https://www.researchgate.net/publication/3388532_Inverse_incomplete_gamma_function_and_its_application . Perhaps some of its ideas could be used as steps in developing the expression you need. It would not be easy though.
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Jeff Miller
2018-5-12
No doubt there are more efficient methods for your particular function, but a quick and dirty general approach is to make a function using fzero. I don't do this often, but I think it would look something like this:
function x = myinverse(y, guess)
fun = @(z) (iMyF(z)-y); % parameterized function
x = fzero(fun,guess) % guess is your initial pretty good guess for x
end
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