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delay_fit R Documentation
Fit optimal parameters according to the objective function (either MPSE or MLE0).
Description
The objective function carries the given data in its environment and it is to be minimized.
R's standard routine stats::optim does the numerical optimization, using numerical derivatives.
or the analytical solution is returned directly if available.
Usage
delay_fit(objFun, optim_args = NULL, verbose = 0)
Arguments
objFun
objective function to be minimized
optim_args
list of own arguments for optimization. If NULL it uses the default optim arguments associated to the objective function.
verbose
integer that indicates the level of verboseness. Default 0 is quiet.
Value
optimization object including a named parameter vector or NULL in case of errors during optimization
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View source: R/delay_estimation.R
| delay_fit | R Documentation |
Fit optimal parameters according to the objective function (either MPSE or MLE0).
Description
The objective function carries the given data in its environment and it is to be minimized.
R's standard routine stats::optim does the numerical optimization, using numerical derivatives.
or the analytical solution is returned directly if available.
Usage
delay_fit(objFun, optim_args = NULL, verbose = 0)
Arguments
objFun |
objective function to be minimized |
optim_args |
list of own arguments for optimization. If |
verbose |
integer that indicates the level of verboseness. Default 0 is quiet. |
Value
optimization object including a named parameter vector or NULL in case of errors during optimization
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