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12 Oct 2009	LMFnlsq - Solution of nonlinear least squares Efficient and stable Levenberg-Marquard-Fletcher method for solving of nonlinear equations Author: Miroslav Balda	Balda, Miroslav	Read my answer dated 04 jun 2009. I'll answer you later by e-mail.
04 Jun 2009	LMFnlsq - Solution of nonlinear least squares Efficient and stable Levenberg-Marquard-Fletcher method for solving of nonlinear equations Author: Miroslav Balda	Balda, Miroslav	This part of the submission is intended for Comments and Ratings. More over, I pleased anybody to write me by e-mail on errors and improvements, see the section Other requirements. This is the reason why I'll not communicate here anymore.
28 Feb 2009	Multiple assignment The function arg2vars enables to assign more items to a list of variables Author: Miroslav Balda	Balda, Miroslav	I am sorry that I have not known that the function deal exist. I always learn something new. BTW, the last example may be simplified on the right hand side of assignment by arg2vars([]).
11 Feb 2009	LMFsolve.m: Levenberg-Marquardt-Fletcher algorithm for nonlinear least squares problems LMFsolve.m finds least-squares solution of an overdetermined system of nonlinear equations Author: Miroslav Balda	Balda, Miroslav	To Judith. What is wrong with your computer is difficult to find from your message. If you used the script LMFsolvetest, which is a part of the zipped file, you would get the solution. The stability has been reached in this case by a careful selection of optional parameters. It is written in the description, that the code is not perfectly stable and that it is better to use the function LMFnlsq (See the comment dated 06 Dec 2007). If you try the old version (LMFsolveOLD), you would get also the answer. The solution of the problems could be solved much easier, if you read the last sentence in the section "Other requirements".
13 Jan 2009	inp.m The function inp.m serves for keyboard input supported by default value Author: Miroslav Balda	Balda, Miroslav	Your solution is much simpler than that of mine, however, an operator doesn't know in advance, what he (she) is accepting as default.
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