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2018 Jul 30
2
trace in uniroot() ?
...e iterations
of the rootfinding, and only has effect when the search interval is allowed
to be extended. It does not appear that there is any mechanism to ask
the zeroin2 C code to display intermediate work.
This isn't desperately important for me as I wrote an R version of the code in
package rootoned on R-forge (which Martin Maechler adapted as unirootR.R in
Rmpfr so multi-precision roots can be found). My zeroin.R has 'trace' to get
the pattern of different steps. In fact it is a bit excessive. Note
unirootR.R uses 'verbose' rather than 'trace'. However, it would be nic...
2018 Aug 13
1
trace in uniroot() ?
...has effect when the search interval is allowed
> to be extended. It does not appear that there is any mechanism to ask
> the zeroin2 C code to display intermediate work.
>
> This isn't desperately important for me as I wrote an R version of the code in
> package rootoned on R-forge (which Martin Maechler adapted as unirootR.R in
> Rmpfr so multi-precision roots can be found). My zeroin.R has 'trace' to get
> the pattern of different steps. In fact it is a bit excessive. Note
> unirootR.R uses 'verbose' rather than 'trace'...
2018 Aug 13
0
trace in uniroot() ?
...ng, and only has effect when the search interval is allowed
> to be extended. It does not appear that there is any mechanism to ask
> the zeroin2 C code to display intermediate work.
>
> This isn't desperately important for me as I wrote an R version of the
> code in
> package rootoned on R-forge (which Martin Maechler adapted as unirootR.R in
> Rmpfr so multi-precision roots can be found). My zeroin.R has 'trace' to
> get
> the pattern of different steps. In fact it is a bit excessive. Note
> unirootR.R uses 'verbose' rather than 'trace'. Howe...
2012 Nov 08
3
vectorized uni-root?
dear R experts--- I have (many) unidimensional root problems. think
loc.of.root <- uniroot( f= function(x,a) log( exp(a) + a) + a,
c(.,9e10), a=rnorm(1) ) $root
(for some coefficients a, there won't be a solution; for others, it
may exceed the domain. implied volatilities in various Black-Scholes
formulas and variant formulas are like this, too.)
except I don't need 1 root, but a