nonlinear least square

[Dmitry Rozmanov]

Thank you for the link. It is of use for windows installation definitely.

Regards.

	---Dmitry.

Chris Friedl wrote:
> I recently found the Enthought python packages (2.2 & 2.3) which bundles a
> whole lot of scientific/numeric/visualisation python code (see
> www.enthought.com/python). Might be useful for you to get to the scipy
> stuff.
> 
> Merry Xmas
> 
> 
> "Dmitry Rozmanov" <dima at xenon.spb.ru> wrote in message
> news:bsaj7i$26om$1 at news.wplus.net...
> 
>>John J. Lee wrote:
>>
>>Thank you for the suggestion.
>>
>>Yes, I do not like to have to install Scientific Python just for this
>>purpose. As I understand it has some modules which have to be compiled
>>anyway.
>>
>>I would be really grateful for any example code you provide.
>>
>>BWT do you know such a standalone code for nonlinear equations set
>>solving? Newton's method or something. I mean in Python only.
>>
>>Thank you again.
>>
>>Regards.
>>
>>---Dmitry.
>>
>>
>>>Konrad Hinsen's implementation in Scientific Python *is* in pure
>>>Python, and as a consequence is probably about as simple as you're
>>>going to get, I imagine.  Is it dependencies on Scientific Python that
>>>you don't like?  If so, just dive in and remove them, if it's that
>>>important to you -- I doubt you'll find a better pure Python
>>>implementation.
>>>
>>>I can certainly testify that SciPy's MINPACK wrapper works fine, too.
>>>I can dig out some example code if you like.
>>>
>>>
>>>John
>>
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