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Last Post 13 Mar 2006 09:02 AM by
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Make exception when using broyden/newton function
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13 Mar 2006 09:02 AM
I want to make a program that solves a non linear system with five equations and five unknowns for each pixel of my picture data (one system by pixel). I use broyden function and for certain pixel it works good but for certain I have an error: "MAXITS exceeded in broydn.". I think that the solutions do not converge. But I want to know how to make the computation for all pixels even if I have an error. I think that I must use the exception but I don't know how ? I think that a solution would be to programm the newton function but it seems to me difficult... Thans in advance
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