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From: Dushyant on 25 May 2010 14:50
lsqnonneg works fine and returns resnorm of 9 10^-8

while lsqlin returns peaky solution and the resnorm of 1.12 10^-5. The returned solution in this case is ok, not as good as in the case of lsqnonneg.

Since the problem is large scale, I am under impression that I can not use lsqnonneg. I would like to use lsqlin.

Discussion of result is at:
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B0Ah9soYnrlIOWRlMGE1M2MtYjNkNy00NWI0LTlhNWQtMDkwMThiMWE1MzNj&hl=en

The code is at:
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B0Ah9soYnrlIN2MzN2QyNDctYWVmYy00OWE4LWI2ZTUtMDZkMTRmYTBjZDRi&hl=en
From: Marcus M. Edvall on 25 May 2010 14:56
Hi Dushyant,

You can try to use TLSQR for sparse cases on LSSOL for dense cases in
TOMLAB.

Best wishes, Marcus
http://tomopt.com/
http://tomdyn.com/
From: Dushyant on 25 May 2010 14:57
Please delete this thread

I have already posted it.
From: Dushyant on 25 May 2010 15:19
Please delete this thread

I have already posted it.
From: Dushyant on 25 May 2010 15:28
Any Response ...
My problem is:
I am not able to make "lsqlin" run till lower value of "resnorm" is obtained (from 10^-5 to say 10^-8).

I think that I am not able to set the options.
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