fitter.fitavg - Function

Get an average

Synopsis
fitavg(y, sd, wt, id)

Arguments

y	in	observed values of the condition equations
		Allowed:	N `x` m values
sd	in	standard deviation of equations
		Allowed:	one or more values used cyclically
		Default:	unset
wt	in	an optional alternate for sd
		Allowed:	one or more values used cyclically
		Default:	1
id	in	the id of a sub-tool
		Allowed:	fitter id
		Default:	0

Returns
bool

Description
fitavg will calculate the average of a set of values.

The method expects that the properties of the fitter to be used have been initialized or set (like the number of simultaneous solutions m; the type; factors). The main reason is to limit the number of parameters on the one hand, and on the other hand not to depend on the actual array structure in Glish to get the variables and type. The number of unknowns is by definition 1.

Example

- include 'fitting.g'
- fit := fitter();		# a fitter for complex
- fit.set(type='com')
- fit.getstate()		# what is it like
[n=0, typ=1, colfac=1e-08, lmfac=0.001, type=complex] 
- fit.fitavg(1:6 + (2:7)*1i)	# equations are x=1+2i; x=2+3i; ... x=6+7i
T
- fit.getstate()		# what is it like now: note n=1
[n=1, typ=1, colfac=1e-08, lmfac=0.001, type=complex] 
- print fit.solution(), fit.error() #  show solution
3.5+4.5i 0.763763+0.763763i

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	Package	utility
	Module	fitting
	Tool	fitter