llsq_test, a MATLAB code which calls llsq(), which solves the linear least squares (LLS) problem. It finds the "best" straight line to match a set of data points. More precisely, it finds the quantities "a" and "b" defining the straight line y=a*x+b, which minimizes the root-mean-square (RMS) error to the data.
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llsq, a MATLAB code which solves the linear least squares (LLS) problem. It finds the "best" straight line to match a set of data points. More precisely, it finds the quantities "a" and "b" defining the straight line y=a*x+b, which minimizes the root-mean-square (RMS) error to the data.