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st: grid-searching an optimal value


From   econqian222 <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: grid-searching an optimal value
Date   Wed, 2 May 2012 22:16:23 -0700 (PDT)

Hi,everyone
   Thanks for a kind answer, unfortunately, it can't help to my question, I
would like to hear more regarding to my question.
   I'm searching for an optimal value of "a" belong to the scale [1.05,
131.5] at jumping interval that is 0.05. Correspondingly, “b" belong to the
scale of [0, (a-1)/a] at jumping  interval that is (a-1)/30a. Actually, this
is a kind of grid-searching optimal value.
   To minimize the sum of "u^2" by each value of code(1,2,3,4,...), where
u=y-ax1-bx2, we need to search the optimal value of "a" and "b" within their
respective scale and interval for each value of code(1,2,3,4,...).
   How should I write the program for this task?

the format of data goes as following:
code       y               x1             x2
1       4.65605 .7904362        -1.918414
1       8.55465 .388749 -1.823626
1       .5072982        6.095053        -1.758411
2       .0668553        .0946494        -.0795475
2       4.346485        .0366412        .3990744
2       .453282 .6764894        .5537513
2       2.514498        4.424465        -3.335462
3       5.027869        6.576887        5.750454
3       1.121937        5.153405        2.404536
3       .3745422        .2155463        -.2841324
3       1.061227        .0074581        -.0889647
4       3.328544        12.11974        -6.351465
4       .1192554        .3238932        -.196535
4       71.84912        .3888368        5.285602
.       .                    .          .
.       .                    .          .

Many thanks in advance,
Qian

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