Thanks for this video! I have a doubt. There were three sets of solutions for this problem. So you performed the function thrice. Is there any way to perform the function once only? And make the x0 matrix a 3x3 matrix with all the 9 initial values stored in it so that the function has to be run only once and all solutions come in one matrix?
thats because you dont get a unique solution,so matlab gives you an error. Its like trying to solve 3 linear 2d equations,you can only get a unique solution for 2d only if you take 2 linear equations.
Thanks for this video!
I have a doubt. There were three sets of solutions for this problem. So you performed the function thrice. Is there any way to perform the function once only? And make the x0 matrix a 3x3 matrix with all the 9 initial values stored in it so that the function has to be run only once and all solutions come in one matrix?
Amazing vid, saved my grade.
Nice lecture. Please inform me the matlab code of multivariate imputation by chained equations(MICE)
I have a system with 10 equations and 8 unknowns, how can I solve these equation sets? can i use this method
Thank you man
what if the number of equations is greater than the number of variables i try it and i had an error
thats because you dont get a unique solution,so matlab gives you an error. Its like trying to solve 3 linear 2d equations,you can only get a unique solution for 2d only if you take 2 linear equations.
Your degree of freedom isn't 0 , you won't get unique answers