Re: NonLInearFit Complaining about Confidence Levels
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- Subject: [mg46210] Re: [mg46193] NonLInearFit Complaining about Confidence Levels
- From: "Sseziwa Mukasa,,(978) 536-2359" <mukasa at jeol.com>
- Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 07:15:40 -0500 (EST)
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On Feb 10, 2004, at 12:06 AM, Ignacy Sawicki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to write a routing which does a lot of Gaussian fitting on
> a
> dataset. For this purpose I am calling the NonlinearRegress routing as
> follows:
>
> bf1=NonlinearRegress[fitdata,gaussian[A,x1,xc,w],
> x1,{{A,peak[[1]]},{xc,peak[[2]]},{w,
> peak[[3]]}},{ConfidenceLevel\[Rule]0.9,Weights\[Rule]weights,
> RegressionReport\[Rule]BestFitParameters}]
>
> and the routine complains with the following:
>
> NonlinearRegress::bdcl: Warning: Value of option ConfidenceLevel ->
> {0.9}
> is not a number between 0 and 1. Setting to 0.95`.
>
> I was not supplying a CL parameter at all at the beginning, with the
> same
> result. Fortunately, the whole thing runs and completes, so it doesn't
> matter for anything but aestetic reasons.
>
> I'm new to the whole shebang. An easy explanation of how to fix this
> would
> be very gratefully received.
The options do not need to be specified in a list use:
bf1 = NonlinearRegress[fitdata, gaussian[A, x1, xc, w], x1,
{{A, peak[[1]]}, {xc, peak[[2]]}, {w, peak[[3]]}}, ConfidenceLevel
-> 0.9,
Weights -> weights, RegressionReport -> BestFitParameters]
Regards,
Ssezi
- References:
- NonLInearFit Complaining about Confidence Levels
- From: Ignacy Sawicki <spam@barrier.com>
- NonLInearFit Complaining about Confidence Levels