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| void | LeastSq10ModelData.buildModel () |
| adds variables and constraints to the model | |
| double | LeastSq10ModelData.evaluateNonlinearTerm (double[] x, int rowno, boolean ignerr, int thread) |
| callback method for evaluating the nonlinear terms in a given row | |
| void | LeastSq10ModelData.evaluateNonlinearJacobian (double[] x, double[] jac, int rowno, int[] jacnum, boolean ignerr, int thread) |
| callback method for evaluating the jacobian for the nonlinear terms in a given row | |
| void | LeastSq10ModelData.initDirectionalSDEval (double[] x, double[] dx, int[] rowlist, int numthread, boolean newpoint) |
| a callback for the initialisation of the second derivative evaluation. | |
| void | LeastSq10ModelData.evaluateDirectionalSD (double[] x, double[] dx, double[] d2g, int rowno, int[] jacnum, int thread) |
| computes the directional second derivative for a single constraint | |
This model is similar to leastsq5, but this time we define 2nd order directional information in the form of both an 2DDirIni routine where the bulk of the work is done and a 2DDir routine that just copies the information.
We solve the following nonlinear least squares model:
\[ \min \sum_i res_{i}^2 \!! \sum_j ( a_{ij}x_j + b_{ij}x_j^2 ) + res_i = obs_i \]
where \(a\), \(b\), and \(obs\) are known data, and \(res\) and \(x\) are the variables of the model.
For more information about the individual callbacks, please have a look at the source code.
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adds variables and constraints to the model
Definition at line 118 of file leastsq10.java.
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callback method for evaluating the nonlinear terms in a given row
| x | the solution vector that needs to be evaluated. |
| rowno | the number for the row in which the nonlinear term exists. |
| ignerr | a boolean to indicate whether the current point is safe or unsafe. |
| thread | the index of the thread from which this method is being called from. |
Notes: an error in the evaluation is reported by calling errorInEvaluation()
Definition at line 185 of file leastsq10.java.
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callback method for evaluating the jacobian for the nonlinear terms in a given row
| x | the solution vector that needs to be evaluated. |
| jac | an array to store the Jacobian at the given point and row. This is of length numVar(). |
| rowno | the number for the row in which the nonlinear term exists. |
| jacnum | vector with a list of column numbers for the nonlinear nonzero Jacobian elements in the row. |
| ignerr | a boolean to indicate whether the current point is safe or unsafe. |
| thread | the index of the thread from which this method is being called from. |
Note: an error in the evaluation is reported by calling errorInEvaluation()
Definition at line 211 of file leastsq10.java.
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a callback for the initialisation of the second derivative evaluation.
This method is called before a sequence of calls to evaluateDirectionalSD(). The user can utilise this method for evaluating common terms and storing important information.
| x | the solution vector that needs to be evaluated. |
| dx | vector with the direction in which the directional second derivatives should be computed. |
| rowlist | the list of rows that will be evaluated for the given point. |
| numthread | the number of threads that will be used for the following FDEval calls. |
| newpoint | a boolean to indicate whether x has changed. If newpoint is false, the values of dx may have changed. |
Note: an error in the evaluation is reported by calling errorInEvaluation()
Definition at line 232 of file leastsq10.java.
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computes the directional second derivative for a single constraint
| x | the solution vector that needs to be evaluated. |
| dx | vector with the direction in which the directional second derivatives should be computed. |
| d2g | an array to store the directional second derivative for a single constraint at the given point and row. This is of length numVar(). |
| rowno | the number for the row in which the nonlinear term exists. |
| jacnum | vector with a list of column numbers for the nonlinear nonzero Jacobian elements in the row. |
| thread | the index of the thread from which this method is being called from. |
Note: an error in the evaluation is reported by calling errorInEvaluation()
Definition at line 250 of file leastsq10.java.