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Warning Message wrt NMinimize function
- To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
- Subject: [mg69731] Warning Message wrt NMinimize function
- From: "John Adeosun" <jtadeosun at yahoo.com>
- Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 07:32:17 -0400 (EDT)
- Organization: Stevens Institute of Technology (stevens-tech.edu)
Hello Everyone,
I want to use NMinimize to solve an optimization problem. In essence, I'm
trying to numerically minimize the "sum of a square of errors" for two
lists, aa and bb (earlier generated lists of n elements or points), using
the below syntax:
NMinimize[{Plus @@ Table[(aa[[i]] - bb[[i]])^2, {i, n}], {y> 0}}, y,
Method -> "DifferentialEvolution"]
This does not yield the intended result of, say, {minimumvalue, y->10.012}.
I have been getting an expression (unevaluated "result" ) with a warning
message such as:
NMinimize::nnum : The function value {336.381} is not a number at {y}=
{0.063703}. More...
I then clicked on 'More' for help. I got the below message from the help
browser:
"General::nnum
function::nnum: The function value `3` is not a number at `2` = `1`.
Notes for this message have not yet been added."
Has anyone experienced this before? Is anything wrong with my syntax above?
Thanks in advance for your useful insight.
John.
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