% @(#)set_fit.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-IPG) 01/25/02 17:11:29 %++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ %.COPYRIGHT (c) 1990 European Southern Observatory %.IDENT set_fit.hlq %.AUTHOR PD+JDP, IPG/ESO %.KEYWORDS MIDAS, help files, SET/FIT %.PURPOSE On-line help file for the command: SET/FIT %.VERSION 1.0 20-FEB-1986 : Creation, PD+JDP %.VERSION 2.0 19-NOV-1992 : add BNDTAB and BNDTYP, MP %---------------------------------------------------------------- \se SECTION./FIT \es\co SET/FIT 02-SEP-1992 PD+JDP+MP \oc\su SET/FIT par=value [par=value ...] set parameters for the FITTING\ package \us\pu Purpose: Modify qualifiers of the FIT command \up\sy Syntax: SET/FIT par=value [par=value ...] \ys\pa par = parameter name \ap\pa value = parameter value \\ Allowed parameters and values are: \\ METHOD - fitting method as \\ NR : Newton-Raphson - derivatives required (default) \\ CGNND : Corrected Gauss-Newton method - no derivatives \\ QN : Quasi Newton - derivatives required \\ MGN : Modified Gauss-Newton - derivatives required \\ PRINT - integer number to control the printing of the intermediate fitted values. If negative, the correlations matrix will be computed and displayed. Default is 1. \\ WEIGHT - weighting scheme as \\ C : Constant (=no) weighting (default) \\ W : Weight is given in the FIT command (consult also HELP on FIT) \\ I : Instrumental weighting w(i)=1/sigma(i)**2 (consult also HELP on FIT) \\ S : Statistical weighting w(i)=1/indep_var(i) \\ FUNCT - FIT function to be used. any function created by EDIT/FIT. Default name is FIT. \\ FCTDEF - function definition type SY[ST] : Only MIDAS defined functions are used (Default). US[ER] : User functions (USER_) are defined. \\ BOUNDS - parameters bounds type N : No bounds (default) P : Parameters are forced to be positive I : Bounds are provided by the user in a table . The name of the table can be defined by the parameter BNDTAB. The table should contain two columns, the first one for the lower bound, the second one for the upper bound and as many rows as the number of parameters. G : The same bounds are used for all parameters. There will be read from the first row of the table defined by the parameter BNDTAB. BNDTAB - parameter bounds table \ap\no Note: none \on\exs Examples: \ex SET/FIT METHOD=QN PRINT=2 or SET/FIT QN 2 select QN method and print intermediate results every second iteration. No correlations computed. \xe \sxe