Solution hit upper bound in lsqnonlin
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Hi,
I am fitting my data using the lsqnonlin function. The equation that I need to fit to the data is quite complex with 5 unknowns. I set lower and upper boundaries given that some parameters to be biologically corrent must be within a range of values. What I've noticed is that my solution hits the upper boundary. My data are images thus each pixel has a values. Many pixels have the value of the upper boundary. What it means when the solution hits the upper limit? Can I do anything to improve the fitting?
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Matt J
el 16 de Ag. de 2021
It means the solver thinks it can improve the fit if you remove the upper bound. If that shouldn't happen it could be due to bad data, a bad model function, or a bug in the code for the model function.
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