fitting an ellipse (Gauss-Newton method)

Please specify the two half axes a and b:
Attention : a and b > 0 and of similar magnitude, at least
a >= 0.001*b and b >= 0.001*a !
a = b =

Please specify the rotation angle (in degrees):
rotation angle α =

The coordinates of the center of the (shifted) ellipse are:
x-coordinate= y-coordinate=

Interval for the generation of random values for the parameter φ (in degrees):
If this interval is to narrow then the computation will surely fail (you will see a blank plot or some other nonsense).
Lower bound for φ = Upper bound for φ =

The number N of points ( 5 < = N <= 50).
N =

The maximum value of perturbation of a coordinate is:
δ = Important: δ <= sqrt(a**2+b**2) !

You want to specify the initial guess yourself?
Yes

Please specify the center coordinates (shift of origin):
z1 = z2 =

and here the data for the (rotated) ellipse:
a11 = β3 = a12, a21 = β4/2=
a22 = β5 =

No  

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09.08.2013