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Re: Polyfit with scaling


From: Ben Abbott
Subject: Re: Polyfit with scaling
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 20:41:55 -0500


On Feb 3, 2008, at 7:50 PM, Dmitri A. Sergatskov wrote:

On Feb 3, 2008 6:20 PM, Ben Abbott <address@hidden> wrote:

Give these results and the need to remain compatible with past expectations,
and with Matlab, I'm inclined to make both QR and normalization optional.


In that case can we just leave things as they are and perhaps just add some
words to help file? (May be also pointing to the wpolyfit file).
I am curious to see how well Matlab handles your benchmark.

Regarding leaving things as they are, the normalization is not something I'd expect most users to desire to handle for themselves. 

However we might either provide for optional normalization, or provide the routines to do so.

Regarding how Matlab handles this benchmark here are the results.

                       Matlab
 N   M     norm(y-yfit)        norm(p-fit)
 1   2    2.542114973e-13    2.955859084e-12
 1   3    3.410605132e-13    1.693934712e-11
 2   3    1.028152284e-09    1.323761177e-06
 2   4    4.440674381e-10    3.319473118e-06
 2   5    4.939083810e-10    4.947078972e-06
 3   4    2.189135306e-06    5.694889319e+00
 3   5    1.099055345e-06    2.955133100e+00
 3   6    7.348554138e-07    3.296905699e+00
 3   7    1.217871795e-06    5.411753547e+00
 4   5    1.196039913e-03    2.780029492e+06
 4   6    2.441406250e-03    9.003165440e+05
 4   7    3.895778546e-03    4.993247502e+06
 4   8    3.054689407e-03    5.591453444e+05
 4   9    1.708984375e-03    3.790911374e+05

Matlab's results appear consistent with QR without normalization.

Ben


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