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How we can use fminsearch with a vector as input and return a scaler as an output?

 Hello, I have the objective function and I want to minmize this gradiant. e is a vector of ones and y is a vector of size . The . I want find that minmize this objective function. Here is my attempt:

y = rand(1000, 1); % Random target values
e = ones(size(y))
global y

My target function is :

function gradient = gradient(h)
global y
    gradient = 2 * (h*ones(size(y)) - y);
end             

and then calling the function into fminsearch to get the result by :

mu_y = fminsearch( @(h)gradient(h),0);

and I got the error massage :

>> mu_y = fminsearch( @(h)gradient(h),0);
Unable to perform assignment because the size of the left side is 1-by-1 and the size of the right side is
1000-by-1.

Error in fminsearch (line 201)
fv(:,1) = funfcn(x,varargin{:})

Can someone please help in this problem thanks.



 
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y is 1000 x 1.
 
You are passing scalar 0 as the initial value for fminsearch() so at each step h will be 0 inside your gradient function.
 
gradient = 2 * (h*ones(size(y)) - y);
ones(size(y)) is 1000 x 1. h is scalar and scalar * 1000 x 1 is 1000 x 1. Subtract the 1000 x 1 y and you get a 1000 x 1. Multiply that by 2 and you get 1000 x 1 that is returned.
 
However fminsearch requires that you return a scalar.
 
You need to return something closer to
 
gradient = sum(2 * (h*ones(size(y)) - y).^2);
Note though that scalar * ones(size(y)) - y is going to give you the same result as (h - y) -- the scalar would automatically be replicated to the size of y.


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