Patrick Alken wrote:
Hi,
Using that example program, you could write the coefficients to
a file such as:
gsl_vector_fprintf(file_p, c, "%.12e");
where the coefficients are stored in 'c'. If you want to later
use the function gsl_multifit_linear_est you will also need to store
the matrix 'cov' and read it back later. However 'cov' is primarly
used for computing the error in the model so if you only want the
model value you don't need that matrix. Look at the source for
gsl_multifit_linear_est for more info.
It works fine. Thank you!
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