Hello Aaron,
apologies for the delay. You can specify an array of guesses
(that is, one for each parameter) inside the Problem instance you pass
to the Simplex constructor; you can look at test-suite/optimizers.cpp
for an example, hoping that it's clear enough for one new to C++.
If you want to specify multiple guesses per parameter, instead, that's
not supported. You'll have to run multiple optimizations manually.
Luigi
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 5:13 PM, Aaron Elmquist <
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> Sorry, new to this and C++.
>
> I am using the Simplex optimizer. Is it possible, how do I specify multiple
> initial guesses for the parameters in the constructor.
>
> Aaron
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