Friday, January 21, 2011

Oops!

So, my FSM corrections were wrong. Fortunately, the CS faculty member on my committee was able to straighten me out today. I had tried to divide the vector of inner products of the sensitivities and errors by the norm of the sensitivity matrix. Apparently, this is only allowed if you are dealing with a scalar. Oops.

But, after minor code revisions, I was able to compute the corrections correctly. The funny thing is that the corrections are better when you correct them correctly. Imagine that.

7 comments:

mt San Francisco said...

the joy of correct
inner sensitivities
error-free matrix

Galen Tromble said...

Wow!

ET said...

Wow?

mt San Francisco said...

underwhelmed nephew spurs
poetic aunt to new efforts
seventeen beats per

ET said...

A confused son
still wonders what his dad meant.
Clarification?

Galen Tromble said...

impressed sibling so
awed by metrical meredith
Wow! almost speechless

mt San Francisco said...

that's more like it! the
vain sibling preens her feathers
enjoying the praise