Matlab Curve Fitting via Optimization

I have tried to follow this tutorial to fit a curve to my dataset . The equation for the curve should be f(t)=log10((wpmcoeff./(t.^2))+((1.038+3.*log(2.*pi.*1e6.*t)).*fpmcoeff./(t.^2))+(wfmcoeff./t))+(ffmcoeff)+(rwfmcoeff.*t).
I have created the following code:
clock='atomicclockgpsworld.txt';
data=importdata(clock);
carrier=10e6;
sig=data(:,2);
t=data(:,1);
sigsq=log10(sig.^2);
fun = @(coeff)sseval(coeff,t,sigsq);
x0 = rand(5,1);
bestx = fminsearch(fun,x0);
wpmcoeff = bestx(1);
fpmcoeff = bestx(2);
wfmcoeff = bestx(3);
ffmcoeff = bestx(4);
rwfmcoeff = bestx(5);
yfit=log10((wpmcoeff./(t.^2))+((1.038+3.*log(2.*pi.*1e6.*t)).*fpmcoeff./(t.^2))+(wfmcoeff./t))+(ffmcoeff)+(rwfmcoeff.*t);
semilogx(t,sigsq,'x');
hold on
semilogx(t,yfit);
saveas(gcf,'fit','png');
and the corresponding function
function sse = sseval(coeff,t,sigsq)
wpmcoeff = coeff(1);
fpmcoeff = coeff(2);
wfmcoeff = coeff(3);
ffmcoeff = coeff(4);
rwfmcoeff = coeff(5);
sse = sum(sigsq - (log10((wpmcoeff./(t.^2))+((1.038+3.*log(2.*pi.*1e6.*t)).*fpmcoeff./(t.^2))+(wfmcoeff./t)+(ffmcoeff)+(rwfmcoeff.*t))));
end
But the fit produced is horrible (my y data should vary between approximately -20 to -22 but the fit produces a curve that reaches 1e59!). Can anyone suggest where I may be going wrong?

3 comentarios

Torsten
Torsten el 16 de Feb. de 2018
You forgot to square the differences between measured data and fit function data.
Furthermore, it might happen that parameters are produced that give complex numbers for your log-expressions in the fit function.
Best wishes
Torsten.
Hi Torsten,
Thank you for your help. I have now squared the differences and removed the log from my function (it was not necessary, purely for formatting purposes). I have also used fmincon in place of fminsearch to constrain my coefficients between 0-1.
Code:
rng default % for reproducibility
clock='atomicclockgpsworld.txt';
data=importdata(clock);
carrier=10e6;
sig=data(:,2);
t=data(:,1);
sigsq=sig.^2;
fun = @(coeff)sseval(coeff,t,sigsq);
x0 = rand(5,1);
%bestx = fminsearch(fun,x0);
ub = [1,1,1,1,1];
lb = [realmin,realmin,realmin,realmin,realmin];
bestx = fmincon(fun,x0,[],[],[],[],lb,ub);
wpmcoeff = bestx(1);
fpmcoeff = bestx(2);
wfmcoeff = bestx(3);
ffmcoeff = bestx(4);
rwfmcoeff = bestx(5);
yfit=(wpmcoeff./(t.^2))+((1.038+3.*log(2.*pi.*1e6.*t)).*fpmcoeff./(t.^2))+(wfmcoeff./t)+(ffmcoeff)+(rwfmcoeff.*t);
figure
loglog(t,sigsq,'x');
hold on
loglog(t,yfit,'x');
saveas(gcf,'fit','png');
Function:
function sse = sseval(coeff,t,sigsq)
wpmcoeff = coeff(1);
fpmcoeff = coeff(2);
wfmcoeff = coeff(3);
ffmcoeff = coeff(4);
rwfmcoeff = coeff(5);
sse = sum((sigsq - ((wpmcoeff./(t.^2))+((1.038+3.*log(2.*pi.*1e6.*t)).*fpmcoeff./(t.^2))+(wfmcoeff./t)+(ffmcoeff)+(rwfmcoeff.*t))).^2);
end
However I still cannot get a curve which matches up with my data points. Do you have any other suggestions?
Birsen Ayaz-Maierhafer
Birsen Ayaz-Maierhafer el 29 de Jul. de 2022
Hi Bethany, I have exactly the the same issue here. Were you ever able to resolve this issue? If so, how? Thank you

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