Re: Negative objective functions

From: Rik Schoemaker Date: October 30, 1998 technical Source: cognigencorp.com
From: "Rik Schoemaker" <RS@chdr.nl> Subject: Re: Negative objective functions Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1998 08:45:30 +0100 Dear James, The minimum value of the objective function is equal to twice the logarithm of the likelihood. If the likelihood is smaller than 1, the log will be negative. The likelihood itself is influenced by the scaling of the measurements; changing for instance from concentrations in ng/mL to ng/L will change the value of the likelihood. Regards, Rik Schoemaker CHDR, Leiden, Netherlands
Oct 29, 1998 James Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Rik Schoemaker Re: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Stephen Duffull Re: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Rik Schoemaker Re: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 James Re: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Vladimir Piotrovskij RE: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Lewis B. Sheiner Re: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Kenneth G. Kowalski Re[2]: Negative objective functions
Oct 30, 1998 Lewis B. Sheiner Re: Negative objective functions
Oct 31, 1998 James Re: Negative objective functions
Nov 01, 1998 James Re: Negative objective functions