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Combination of surf and scatter plot
Hello, I would like to combine a surf and a scatter (initially contour) plot. However, I discovered that these types of plot do ...
4 years ago | 0 answers | 0
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How to adjust trainNetwork to meet the solution of train?
I tested train and trainNetwork on a test bench problem to investigate the difference. %% generate data N = 1e3; x = ...
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fminunc - why is it not possible to limit the step length?
hello, i'm using fminunc to solve a complex optimization problem involving gaussian distributions with symmetric, pos. def. cova...
6 years ago | 1 answer | 0
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Neural Network Time Series Prediction - changing the inital state -
Hello, I'm working currently with prediction-problems for dynamical systems, e.g. single pendulum with friction. At the moment I...
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Neural Network Time Series Prediction - changing the inital state
Hello, I'm working currently with prediction-problems for dynamical systems, e.g. single pendulum with friction. At the moment ...
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answersNeural Network Time Series Prediction - changing the inital state
Hello Greg, thanks for your answer, you are right, I'm using the wrong terminology. Actually I'm farmiliar with the things yo...
8 years ago | 0
Why am I getting an error "vectors must be the same length"
Is there a typing error? Did u mean plot(x,f(x),x1,f(x1<---))? Just use figure(1); plot(x,f(x)); figure(2); pl...
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