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
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