Examples of ca.nengo.math.CurveFitter.fit()

ca.nengo.math.CurveFitter.fit()
@param x Example x points @param y Example y points (must be same length as x) @return A Function that approximates the mapping Y=f(X) exemplified by x and y.

    for (int i=0; i<values[0].length; i++) {
      values[0][i] = -9 + i * 2;
      values[1][i] = target.map(new float[]{values[0][i]});
    }
    
    Function fitted = lcf.fit(values[0], values[1]);
    
//    Plotter.plot(target, -10, 0.1f, 10, "target");
//    Plotter.plot(fitted, -10, 0.5f, 10, "fitted");
    
    float targetVal = 0f;

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      countSpikes(myCurrents[i], dt, myTransientTime);
      rates[i] = countSpikes(myCurrents[i], dt, simTime) / simTime;
    }


    CurveFitter cf = new LinearCurveFitter();
    Function result = cf.fit(myCurrents, rates);
    myConstantRateFunction = result;
    myConstantRateFunctionOK = true;
    myMode = mode;
  }

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      reset(false);
//      Plotter.plot(output, "simulation "+i);
      rt[i] = getRefreactoryTime(Vm[i]);
    }


    Function result = fitter.fit(current, Vm);
//    Plotter.plot(result, 0, .1f, 60, "current -> Vm");
//    Plotter.plot(current, rt, "current -> rt");
    return result;
  }

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