Output Structures
An output structure contains information
on a solver's result. All solvers can return an output structure.
To obtain an output structure, invoke the solver with the output structure
in the calling syntax. For example, to get an output structure from lsqnonlin, use the syntax
[x,resnorm,residual,exitflag,output] = lsqnonlin(...)
You
can also obtain an output structure by running a problem using the
Optimization Tool. All results exported from Optimization Tool contain
an output structure.
The contents of the output structure are listed in each solver's
reference pages. For example, the output structure returned by lsqnonlin contains firstorderopt, iterations, funcCount, cgiterations, stepsize, algorithm,
and message. To access, for example, the message,
enter output.message.
Optimization Tool exports results in a structure. The results
structure contains the output structure. To access, for example, the
number of iterations, use the syntax optimresults.output.iterations.
You can also see the contents of an output structure by double-clicking
the output structure in the MATLAB Workspace pane.
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