The same. Example:
cp 300.0 W' 12000.0
cp 333.74051281161115 W' -12839.244450996564
cp 298.7156407940922 W' 7487.731100602964
cp 298.9550329672171 W' 11242.142876024549
cp 299.7463658640514 W' 11824.469512284873
cp 299.9341647360811 W' 11954.82219199176
...
cp 299.9974568135 W'
I figured it out. The issue was with my derivative calculation. I was using
(a - b) / DELTA * 2. Changing this to (b - a) / DELTA * 2 fixes this
problem.
a = morton3pTime(cp - DELTA, wPrime, pmax, p);
b = morton3pTime(cp + DELTA, wPrime, pmax, p);
jacobian.setEntry(i, 0, (b - a) / (DELTA * 2));
Hello.
On Thu, 27 Dec 2018 07:32:30 -0600 (CST), David Tinker wrote:
Hi Guys. I am struggling to use the least squares optimizer to fit a
2
variable non-linear function to a curve of observed data points. I am
pretty
sure I am doing something stupid because I don't know the maths. My
Hello,
I try to start a Windows service (on Windows 8.1) with Procrun 1.1.0 and Java
11. I've installed the jdk 11 built by AdoptOpenJDK
When I install the service with the option -StartMode jvm, Procrun seems not to
find Java. I read in the logs :
[info] [55436] Starting service...
[error]