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Hi, I have some problem using lsqcurvefit. It should work, as this is a simple case. I cannot find the mistake, so it hade been nice if somebody can see what i am doing wrong.
xdata is the time, for every 10 seconds. Nineos is the measured data, and the dimensions of xdata and Nineos is the same (3163x1)
xdata=[0:10:31620]';
Nineos=data((359:3521),6)*273.15; %(ydata)
param0=300;
options = optimset('Display','off','MaxIter',1e3,'MaxFunEvals',1e10,'TolFun',1e-6,'TolX',1e-6,'DiffMinChange',10);
[x,resnorm,residual,exitflag,output]=lsqcurvefit(@curvfit_U,param0,xdata,Nineos,0,700,options);
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% function F=curvfit_U(param0,xdata)
U=param0(1);
load 2oct10
par = emulsion_parameters();
format('shortG')
x10=[350];
Nm_in=139204.4545;
Tr=data((359:3521),7)+273.15;
Tjin=data((359:3521),5)+273.15;
X=data((359:3521),2)/100;
Ts=10;
Nsample = length(Tr);
%%%%% ODE solver
x_ode = [];
t_ode = [];
for i=1:Nsample
if(i*Ts < 4840)
Emu=0; Ve2=0; m_em2_tot=0; Win=0; cin=0; Tin=0;
elseif (i*Ts > 4840)
Emu=492.57; Ve2=540; m_em2_tot=540000; Win=0.025796; cin=4.187; Tin=300;
end
t1 = Ts*(i-1);
t2 = Ts*i;
ts= 1;
tspan = t1 : ts : t2;
%X_in=X(i);
Tj_in=Tjin(i);
Tr_in =Tr(i);
[x1 time]= ode1(@estimation_U,tspan,x10,par,Emu,Ve2,m_em2_tot,Win,cin,Tin,Tr_in,Tj_in,U);
x10=x1(end,:);
x_ode = [x_ode ; x1];
t_ode = [t_ode time];
end
%t=t_ode';
toc
%time=[t(1:11:end)];
%state=x_ode;
state1=x_ode(1:11:end);
F=state1;
end
The last file is the model with the ODE equation:
function F =estimation_U(t,x,par,Emu,Ve2,m_em2_tot,Win,cin,Tin,Tr_in,Tj_in,U)
Tjin=Tj_in;
Tr=Tr_in;
%% Polynom fit to some data
Wc=((2.273*10^-13)*t^4)-((1.153*10^-8)*t^3)+((0.0001704)*t^2)-(0.6442*t)+6.244*10^4;
%% Part II. Extract present value of states Tjout=x(1); %% Part III. Intermediate calculations mj=1400000;
cpw=4.02*exp((1.99*10^-4)*Tr);
Tave=(Tjout+Tjin)/2;
%% Part III. Evaluate ODE set dx1=(((Wc*cpw*(Tjin-Tjout))+(par.Ua*par.Aa*(par.Ta-Tjout))+(U*par.Ai*(Tr-Tave)))/((mj*cpw)+(par.m_met*par.cp_met)));
F=dx1;
end
2 Comments
bym
on 12 Apr 2011
can you format all of the code using the {}code button
Andrew Newell
on 13 Apr 2011
What is the "mistake", exactly? An error message?
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