[SciPy-Dev] On the leastsq/curve_fit method
Martin Teichmann
lkb.teichmann at gmail.com
Sat Oct 1 17:31:52 EDT 2011
Hello everybody,
I just saw that there is some discussion about leastsq, and
guessed that this is a good time to add some ideas.
I have been working on an all-python fitter, which is just
the minpack fitter translated to python. This is why I was
bugging yall for the qr_multiply stuff, for those who remember.
Having the fitter in python is quite useful, because this
calling python from FORTRAN sometimes was ugly: most
importantly because exceptions often didn't find their way
through FORTRAN.
I added some new stuff as well: if the fitted function realizes
that it's parameters are running away, it may raise an
InvalidParameter exception, and the fitting algorithm will
choose a smaller step size on this parameter.
You can find the code at https://github.com/scipy/scipy/pull/88
Greetings
Martin
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