Using MATLAB command fsolve (multi-variable)

[@ericchandler5123]

Amazing vid, saved my grade.

[@tsehayenegash8394]

Nice lecture. Please inform me the matlab code of multivariate imputation by chained equations(MICE)

[@mrjashshah]

Thanks for this video! I have a doubt. There were three sets of solutions for this problem. So you performed the function thrice. Is there any way to perform the function once only? And make the x0 matrix a 3x3 matrix with all the 9 initial values stored in it so that the function has to be run only once and all solutions come in one matrix?

[@kuzgun_TR]

I have a system with 10 equations and 8 unknowns, how can I solve these equation sets? can i use this method

[@ShahbazKhan-rg7fd]

Thank you man

[@fouzilaissani13]

what if the number of equations is greater than the number of variables i try it and i had an error

[@amoeba5547]

thats because you dont get a unique solution,so matlab gives you an error. Its like trying to solve 3 linear 2d equations,you can only get a unique solution for 2d only if you take 2 linear equations.

[@kians4082]

Your degree of freedom isn't 0 , you won't get unique answers