There are various methods to find optimized input parameters to match output with input in Matlab. One common approach is to use curve fitting and parameter estimation techniques. Here is an example code that demonstrates this approach using least squares regression:
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In this code, we start by generating sample input and output data x
and y
. We then define a model function model
with two input parameters b(1)
and b(2)
, which takes input data x
as input and produces output predictions based on the model. We also define a cost function cost
that measures the sum of squared errors between model predictions and actual output data.
We then use the fminunc
function with the cost
function and some optimization options to find the input parameters b
that minimize the cost function. This uses least squares regression to estimate the input parameters that most closely match the output data.
Finally, we compute the standard errors for the estimated parameters using the inverse Hessian matrix and the mean squared error MSE
. We then print out the estimated parameters b
along with their standard errors, and plot the input and output data along with the estimated model.
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