Re: Corner of L-Curve

Greg Heath wrote:
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You might first want to find a way to detect the elbows in eta
and/or log10(eta) before smoothing rho and dealing with eta vs
rho.For example,

y = eta; dy = diff(eta); dy = [dy(1);dy];
d2y = diff(dy); d2y = [d2y(1);d2y];
Kappa = d2y./ (1+(dy).^2).^(3/2);

Plots of d2y and Kappa have maxima at the elbow.

Hope this helps.

Greg


Hi Greg,

Frankly speaking i'm a novice in the field of graphs and l-curves.
Now, I did run your bit of code which you gave as example and I did
see the maxima's for kappa and d2y. My question now is, do I need to
calculate rho and eta seperately or should I differentiate eta wrt
rho because i draw graph where x axis has rho and y axis has eta.
This is talked about by Jane in this particular topic in the 4th or
5th post.

How would you recommend me to find the solution of calculating the
corner of the L-curve ?

regards
vivek
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