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People typically do this by adding those other loss/objective functions as "observations" in the control file and then (try to) seek a preferred value for them, otherwise, some pretty serious code mods are required. I believe the reason we use the sum-of-squared weighted residuals is because it is coherent with the assumptions of Gauss's approximation to the Hessian in Newton's equation, but I could be wrong about that... |
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Hello
I am running pestpp-glm and so far using the weight sum of the residual squares as objective (loss) function, the one implemented in the code. I would like to test alternative loss functions. Is there a way to do so without amending the code ?
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jac
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