why lsqlin constraint, lsqnonneg do not answer correctly

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Mohammadjavad Shokriafra
回答： Matt J 2020-6-23
I have a sparse matrix C(1500*1500) and d(1500*1) and constraint lb=zeros(1500,1), ub=ones(1500,1).
I can solve this system of linear equations by C\d very easily, but in some cases due to the negative results, I can not use that anymore. I found that I can use "lsqlin" or "lsqnonneg" to solve my problem, However, these functions do not have same (reasonable) results. I mean in cases that C\d gives reasonable results, the lsqlin and lsqnonneg have no resonable results.
For example I show some results for each function.
C\d: 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07 9.9e-07
lsqlin: 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07 5.0e-07
lsqnonneg: 7.9e-07 5.6e-07 7.8e-07 6.0e-07 0 8.0e-07 6.8e-07 2.8e-07 6.3e-07 3.7e-07 3.4e-07 9.6e-07 9.5e-07 8.7e-07 0 0 0
Does anyone know how can I use these functions and have reasonable results?
Thanks

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Matt J
Matt J 2020-6-23
To get reasonable results, the problem needs to have a reasonable solution.

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