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Subject: Re: Is this kind of regression possible?
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Sorry Bruno,

In this problem im not using matrix M with binaries. 

Ive only Y (activity) and W's. If i give guessed values to
all W's then i can use 'lsqnonlin' to obtain new coefficient
values (W's) with respect to their activity Y for nonlinear
least-squares problem. I was just thinking is there a method
to do same for linear least-squares problem.
For detailed problem description Please refer to my first
post on this page at the top. Thanks,