Amateur needs source for Marquardt-Levenburg fit

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From: George Pontis
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 04:21

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Dear Net ...
I'm faced with a SW consulting project requiring a Marquardt-Levenburg method
of fitting data to a 4 parameter equation, as used in a biochemistry system.
Having little experience with this sort of thing, I've equipped myself with
"Numerical Recipes" and "C curve fitting and modelling for Scientists and
Engineers". Both these books have sample source code for such an algorithm.
I've also asked netlib for info on the subject "marquardt".

My question: Are there other references that I should be looking at or 
better examples of code ? Any other tips for the novitiate ?

Thanks for any and all comments.

George
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George Pontis ( geo@netcom.COM )

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Subject: Amateur needs source for Marquardt-Levenburg fit
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