[ADMB Users] Fwd: Joining Google Group to add Subject Thread.

[Jim Ianelli]

You could simple move your code into the PROCEDURE_SECTION (assume
appropriate parameter and objective_function declarations have been made)
from the PRELIMINARY_CALCS section.  The C code should work just fine then.

Cheers,

Jim

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From: Mitchell Gillespie <mgillesp at uoguelph.ca>
Date: Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 9:32 AM
Subject: Re: Joining Google Group to add Subject Thread.
To: jnancheta <jnancheta at gmail.com>


Hi Johnoel,

   I actually discovered the problem on my own... I did not realize that the
function call was written in my own GLOBAL_SECTION.  I have another question
though..

   We are attempting to run simulations of a statistical model, and to
benefit our arguement... we would like to make an external call to ADMB's
Quasi-Newton Optimization routine.  
 
  We have created our own C code that has implemented the Preliminary
Calculations and established the 'Negative Log-Likelihood' (f), but we would
now like to call ADMB's Quasi-Newton Methods to optimize that Negative
Log-Likelihood and return the Result vector with the  'Optimal Parameter
Estimates'
  
  Is this possible to do?  And/or do you understand what we are trying to
accomplish?
  
Thanks,
Mitch






On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 1:58 PM, jnancheta <jnancheta at gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Mitchell,

May I take a look at the model's tpl file?

Johnoel

On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:59 AM, Mitchell.Gillespie at gmail.com
<mitchell.gillespie at gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

  My name is Mitchell Gillespie, and I have currently joined Steve
Crawford from the University of Guelph, Integrative Biology Department
as a Computer Science Graduate Research Intern.

  I am currently running the ADMB software on a Debian/Linux AMD64
Machine, and the installation ran smoothly, yet when I attempted to
run a ADMB model created in 2005 I ran into some C++ errors as the
complier did not accept the 'itoa' functions created by your library.
I have scanned through the dynamically created C++ code and changed
all implementations of the itoa() calls to a std::stringstream
implementation.

  I hope that explanation made sense, but otherwise, I simply wish to
add this subject/thread to the google group in the hopes to help
prevent other individuals from running into this problem.   If you
could please add me as a group member, I would greatly appreciate it!

Thank you very much for your support!
Mitchell Gillespie

 





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