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* <code>response_surface</code> | * <code>response_surface</code> | ||
** cell object that results from Matlab's <code>regstats()</code> function | ** cell object that results from Matlab's <code>regstats()</code> function | ||
** polynomial coefficients corresponding to each row of < | ** polynomial coefficients corresponding to each row of <code>model</code> object are contained in <code>response_surface.beta</code> | ||
** covariance matrix is stored in <code>response_surface.covb</code> | ** covariance matrix is stored in <code>response_surface.covb</code> | ||
** R-squared and adjusted R-squared values stored in <code>response_surface.rsquare</code> and <code>response_surface.adjrsquare</code>, respectively | ** R-squared and adjusted R-squared values stored in <code>response_surface.rsquare</code> and <code>response_surface.adjrsquare</code>, respectively | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 13 July 2011
Once you download the .mat file associated with a response surface, you will see two variables:
model- matrix of size $ N_{vars} \times N_{polynomial terms} $
- number of columns is equal to the number of input variables $ N_{vars} $
- number of rows is equal to the number of terms in the polynomial response surface $ N_{polynomial terms} $
- variable order is as follows:
- Mass flowrate $ \dot{m} $
- Reaction rate $ k(T) $
- Mixing length $ L_{mix} $
- Measurement location 1 $ z_1 $
- Measurement location 2 $ z_2 $
- Measurement location 3 $ z_3 $
response_surface- cell object that results from Matlab's
regstats()function - polynomial coefficients corresponding to each row of
modelobject are contained inresponse_surface.beta - covariance matrix is stored in
response_surface.covb - R-squared and adjusted R-squared values stored in
response_surface.rsquareandresponse_surface.adjrsquare, respectively - mean square error is contained in
response_surface.mse
- cell object that results from Matlab's
See the Matlab regstats() help page for more information: http://www.mathworks.com/help/toolbox/stats/regstats.html