Nonlinear fit with constraints in R2012b

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Kenta Yoshida 2013-1-12

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Hi,

Is it possible to get parameter estimation variances after constrained optimization?

I am now using lsqnonlin function to optimize 7 parameters with 14 target values, using 'trust-region-reflective' algorithm.

I referred to the following threads, but they seems like mentioning on unconstrained optimizations. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/51136 http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/45232 http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/314454

Thanks in advance

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Matt J 2013-1-12

编辑：Matt J 2013-1-12

The threads you've referenced refer to parameter estimation variances, not parameter estimation errors. To calculate errors, you need to know their true values. I'll assume you really mean the former.

Kenta Yoshida 2013-1-12

Thanks Matt, I corrected my question. As you guessed, what I wanted to refer to was parameter estimation variances.

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Matt J 2013-1-12

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If none of the constraints are active at your solution, you can estimate the variances in the unconstrained way.

Otherwise, since it's a pretty small problem, why not just estimate the parameter variance by running Monte Carlo simulations?

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Matt J 2013-1-13

编辑：Matt J 2013-1-13

Anyway, what I was picturing for the simulations was that you assume the parameter estimates given by lsqnonlin are the true values. Then simulate the system measurements with as realistic measurement noise as you can. Then rerun lsqnonlin on these measurements. Do that repeatedly until you have enough data to approximate the variance well.

Kenta Yoshida 2013-1-14