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levenberg marquardt

Whenever you get an error code, you can go to "menu...help...explain error..." and paste the number. (see image)

 

 

I don't really know what "wrong letter" means, but I would guess you have a syntax error somewhere.

It is impossible to guess without seeing the code. What is your model formula?

Message Edited by altenbach on 01-27-2009 01:11 AM
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Hi,

 

error solved. As you said, it was a syntax error in the model.

 

I think it is now working well.

 

Thanks a lo lot

 

jm

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And the fit is now a little bit strange. Instead of pain a continuous cuadratic line (like the model)

it paints some traces, creating a discontinuous curve.

 

Do you know why?

 

Thx

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jmhf wrote:

Do you know why?


No, not without seeing the VI! 😉

 

There could be many reasons. For example what you currently show in the picture should not even work, because you only give starting values for a, but not for b and c.

 

In any case, if you want to fit to e.g. variable order polynominals, you definitely don't need levenberg-marquardt, there are much better ways.

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That´s right!

 

The problem was solved. It came from a bad function definition.

 

Thanks for everything

 

jm

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