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A system of your own |
Please specify the number of rows : 1<=N<=1000!
N=
Please specify the number of columns: 1<=n<=N!
n=
Please write down the coefficients of your system here: rowwise, with the right hand
side appended, the numbers separated by blank or comma.
Each row must begin on a new line, but may extend over several lines. Don't write beyond the
visible area.
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Predefined models |
Please choose a model:
Please specify the ''true'' coefficients p1 to p5 resp. p1 to p6.
Important:
you give simply a list of the coefficients, for example
1,2,3,0,1,1 for 1 * 1 + 2 * x + 3 * x2
+ 0 * x3 + 1 * x4 + 1* x5
For the cases of model 3 or 4 specify the coeffcients ci, i=1,2,3,4
here. These are fixed in the computation!
c =
Specify the interval for the free variable x [a,b]:
Specify the number N of data points:
Please specify the level for error generation. 0.01 means one percent of the largest y-value:
errlev =
Important: 0 <= errlev <= 1 !
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| A model of your own |
Please specify the number of rows : 1<=N<=1000!
N=
Please specify the number of columns: 1<=n<=N!
n=
Please type the code for the evaluation of a row of A (the n ''Ansatz'' functions)
in the following textarea. Remember the correct line formatting: first 6 columns
blank or 5 blanks and an alphanumeric character in column 6 (for a continuation line) or
a numeric label in columns 1 to 5 with blank in column 6!
Evaluation instructions in columns 7 to 72. Use the visible area only.
Important: the result must be row(1),...,row(n).
Input variables are n and x.
Variable names to be used are x(j), j=1,...,n.
You can make use of local variables h1,h2,h3,h4,
a vector v with 100 components, the constants
pi , e1(=exp(1)) and sqrt2(=sqrt(2)).
You also can use the integers i,j,k (for example for loops) and
the logicals bool1,bool2,bool3. These local variables are all
initialized with zero resp. .false. Values you assign to them
are saved for the
next row evaluation, hence you might use these to simplify your code.
You are not allowed to define any variables yourself.
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