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bolognesi Posted - 01/28/2001 : 5:14:52 PM
How do I set lower and upper bounds for fitting parameters using the nlsf.lb and nlsf.ub objects (in script window)? Thanks
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Laurie Posted - 01/29/2001 : 11:13:15 AM
It is similar to the nlsf.pn property where you would use nlsf.p1 to set the first parameter, nlsf.p2 to set the second parameter value.

To set the lower bound for the first parameter value, you would then use nlsf.lb1. To set the upper bound for the first parameter, you would use nlsf.ub1.

Laurie


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