Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Author(s) References See Also Examples
Least Square estimate of a nonlinear function, Using QR-decomposition of Gradient matrix.
1 2 3 | nlsqr(formula, data, start = getInitial(formula, data),
control = nlr.control(tolerance = 1e-04, minlanda = 1/2^10,
maxiter = 25 * length(start)))
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formula |
nl.form object of the nonlinear function model. See |
data |
list of data with the response and predictor as name of variable. |
start |
list of starting value parameter, name of parameters must be represented as names of variable in the list. |
control |
nlr.control object, include tolerance, maxiter,... see |
It is used to minimize the square loss function, using QR-decomposition of gradient matrix, thus the nonlinear function model formula
must return back Gradient.
result is object of nl.fitt
(nonlinear fitt robust) for homogeneous and uncorrelated variance.
parameters |
nonlinear regression parameter estimate of θ. |
correlation |
of fited model. |
form |
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response |
computed response. |
predictor |
computed (right side of formula) at estimated parameter with gradient and hessian attributes. |
curvature |
list of curvatures, see |
history |
matrix of convergence history, collumns include: convergence index, parameters, minimized objective function, convergence criterion values, or other values. These values will be used in |
method |
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data |
list of called data. |
sourcefnc |
Object of class |
Fault |
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This function is fast algorithm based on gradient. If gradient does not exist one can use nlsnm
function.
This function call by nlr
, for compatibility it is better to call from nlr
rather than directly by user.
Hossein Riazoshams, Jan 2010. Email: riazihosein@gmail.com URL http://www.riazoshams.com/nlr/
Bates, D. M., and Watts, D. G. (1988). Nonlinear regression analysis and its applications. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
nl.form
, nlsnm
, nlr.control
, nl.fitt
, curvature
, Fault
1 2 | ## The function is currently defined as
"nlsqr"
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