Using fminbnd on a Function with Multiple Outputs
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Hi,
I have a function called errorrms_tal, which is stored in a seperate .m file, and takes three inputs (x, y, z), while producing 3 outputs ( out1, out2, and out3):
[out1, out2, out3] = errorrms_tal(x,y,z);
I would now like to use MatLab's fminbnd to minimized out1 of my function errorrms_tal with respect to the variable x (leaving y and z as just a constants, i.e. not varied as part of the optimisation). Therefore I wanted to do something like the following:
x_optimum = fminbnd(@(x)errorrms_tal(x,y,z),x1,x2);
However, I also would like to know the outputs out2 a out3 of the function errorrms_tal, which is produced when the fminbnd calculate the x_optimum. How can I do it?
Many Thanks
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John D'Errico
2021-1-10
编辑：John D'Errico
2021-1-10
Just evaluate your function one more time, after the optimization is done when you have the minimal location for x. This last time, you just need to return the other two output parameters.
x_optimum = fminbnd(@(x)errorrms_tal(x,y,z),x1,x2);
[~,out2,out3] = errorrms_tal(x_optimum,y,z);
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Thassio Matias
2021-1-10
Joshua Carmichael
2021-12-8
编辑：Joshua Carmichael
2021-12-8
Without knowing a darn thing about the computational time of your code, in my experience, the computational time required to minimize a function greatly exceeds the time required to call it with the inputs that function requires to output function values. I would assert (again, somewhat ignorantly) that the MVP's solution is probably a stationary one, and I mean that in a good way.
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