the example I built is not relevant and it does not reflect the problem
behind... sorry for the inconvenient
Paul
Le 2017-04-18 17:20, roger.corm...@ncf.ca a écrit :
> Paul:
>
> It appears that you're solving for y given theta and x, but y is a
> linear function of theta and x.
>
> I don't
Paul:
It appears that you're solving for y given theta and x, but y is a linear
function of theta and x.
I don't have a good knowledge of what you are trying to solve, but when I solve
nonlinear problems I normally either have a form of first-order derivative
(scalar or a Jacobian), or some fo
Hi All
I'm wondering what is the way to solve the following study (but at the
same time I'm not sure that the problem has been correctly posed) ...
I'm a bit "disrupted" by theta scalar that depends itself on x value.
The problem seems to be non linear and I tried (but I failed) in using
fsolve.
