Solve equations using numerical methods
npm install nsolvejs
``bash`
$ npm install Nsolvejs
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var Nsolvejs = require('nsolvejs');
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Object with differents numerics methods to calculate the derivative of a function.#####
Constructor that generates the numeric derivative of => f(x) with a Number => N given of divisions in an interval Array => [a,b].`js
Nsolvejs.D.NumericalDerivateof(f,1000,[2,7])
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Instance method what is the derivative numerical of with a Number given of divisions in an interval Array.`js
Nsolvejs.D.NumericalDerivateof(f,1000,[2,7]).f_x(3)
`is a aproximation to the derivative of f (df_dx) on 3 with the 1000 divisions in the interval [2,7]. Is available another method that calculate the numerical derivative calculating the dx_i in a optimazed way, dx_i=h/sqrt(1+dfdx^2) with h=(b-a)/N.
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Is a constructor that generates the numeric linear interpolation of data given in = [[x_1,y_2],[x_2,y_3],...[x_n,y_n]] in the interval [x_1,x_n].`js
array_to_interpolate = [[0,3.2],[1,4.6],[2,5.1],[4,6.9]] ;
Nsolvejs.calculusN.D.linear_interpolation(array_to_interpolate)
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Is a instance method what is the interpolated function of given.`js
Nsolvejs.D.linear_interpolation(array_to_interpolate).function_interpolated(2.5)
`Is a aproximation interpolated to the
= [[0,3.2],[1,4.6],[2,5.1],[4,6.9]].####
Nsolvejs.nsolveqn(Function, Array[,Number,Object])
Is a method that calculate numerically the solution of =>f(x)=0 try in the interval (Array=>[a,b]) beginning on Number=>x_0 (initial point).`js
function f(x) {
return x-Math.cos(x) ;
}
Nsolvejs.nsolveqn(f,0.5,[0,1]) = 0.73952
`The
is default options and are { npointsDNumeric : 1000, presicion : 0.001 , nstepsmax : 1000 , method : 'Newton_Rapshon' }. The mothods available are RegulaFalsi, bisection,fixedpoint,Newton_Raphson_Higherorder, Newton_Raphson. The rest of routines for every method are availables:####
Nsolvejs.calculusN.RegulaFalsi(Function,Array[,Object])
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in every case if x_0 is undefined, is taken from a random number in interval =>[a,b]. All these methods return a object with properties Root, numSteps and method used.####
Nsolvejs.calculusN.findroot(Function, Array[,Number,Object])
Is a method that calculate numerically the solution of =>f(x)=0 try in the interval (Array=>[a,b]) beginning on Number=>x_0 (initial point).`js
Nsolvejs.calculusN.findroot(f,0.5,[0,1]) = 0.73952
`The
is default options and are { npointsDNumeric : 1000, precision : 0.001 , nstepsmax : 1000 , method : 'Newton_Rapshon' }. Here, findroot try find the root of function by all methods availables in the module.$3
#### Nsolvejs.fit.best(Array[,Array,Array,Object,Function])
!Plot Data with Best fitCalculate the best fit using the first
= [[x_1,y_1,z_1...],[x_2,y_2,z_2...],...[x_n,y_n,z_n,...]] argument as data input (if the fit is already calculated before you can pass it instead), the second Array = [z_1,z_2...z_m] argument are the values of x's for which is necessary calculate their ys values respectively, the third argument are the values of "y" for which is queried the values of "x". The properties of options object are smoothing (default = True), noiseeliminate (default = True), smoothingmethod (default ='exponential' only by moment), alpha (default = 0.8) and fits_name (the fits function) to use: the availables function are inverse (a/(b+x)), linear (ax+b), exponential (a_e^(bx)), logarithmic (a+b Log(x)), polynomial (ax^2+bx+c), sqrt (a_ sqrt(x)+b) and power (ax^b), if not specified take all function availables, using (array) property specified which column of data in Array is taken to do the fist. The noiseeliminate method eliminate data that are beyond of 3.5 standard deviation from mean(99.95 % Reliability if data have a normal distribution), does that make a loop filter until that not one data is out of this limit. Return a object with the properties: ans_ofY,ans_ofX, fitUsed, fitEquationUsed, fitParamsUsed, fitPointsUsed, fitWithError and fit. The last parameter is a callback function that receive as only parameter the fit self.``js``
array_to_fit =[[0,4,40],[1,-2,48],[3,9,56],[4,120,70]];
array_of_x = [3.4, 4.8, 8, 11] ;
array_of_y = [75,83,99,105];
Nsolvejs.bestfit(array_to_fit,array_of_x,array_of_y );
fit = { ans_ofY:
[ [ 3.4, 61.41945099444754 ],
[ 4.8, 77.93133160533434 ],
[ 8, 202.14957607090903 ],
[ 11, -408.9420392173956 ] ],
ans_ofX:
[ [ 4.596464057224314, 75 ],
[ 5.118019106548409, 83 ],
[ 5.908254029766733, 99 ],
[ 6.142502239149309, 105 ] ],
fitOptions:
{ smoothing: true,
noiseeliminate: false,
smoothingmethod: 'exponential',
alpha: 0.9,
fits_name: [ 'sqrt', 'inverse' ],
using: [ 0, 2 ] },
fitUsed: 'inverse',
fitEquationUsed: 'y = -405.84/(x - 10.01)',
fitParamsUsed: [ -405.8350227553108, -10.007597693961792 ],
fitPointsUsed: [ [ 0, 40 ], [ 1, 47.2 ], [ 3, 55.12 ], [ 4, 68.512 ] ],
fitWithError: 2.05844894339866,
fit:
{ sqrt: { regression: [Object], error: 3.4369281428656664 },
inverse: { regression: [Object], error: 2.05844894339866 },
best: { name: 'inverse', error: 2.05844894339866, f: [Function] } } }
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